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Add commands to create new Flutter plugin/package/module #2963
@KaungZawHtet apologies - I'm not very familiar with what these projects look like, so it's not clear to me exactly what you're after.
one click to generate ffi dev environment with some boilerplate code at both side (c++ side and dart side )
Do you just mean a project template (similar to the Flutter: New Project command), or something that you would run in an existing project? What it the boilerplate code you're looking for?
one click build for both of dart and c++ part
For this, do you mean a compound launch configuration (in launch.json) so you can just press F5 to both compile C++ and then build and launch the Flutter app? So this could be a default launch.json in a template (such as mentioned above), or maybe a launch.json snippet to allow this to easily be added to an existing project?
I think my mensioned wishlist of dart ffi is not much different with embedding c++ code into android proj by the use of android ndk on Android studio. I think you can consider how ndk dev environment works.
Do you just mean a project template (similar to the Flutter: New Project command), or something that you would run in an existing project? What it the boilerplate code you're looking for?
Yes, like that. I think I used wrong terminology here. According to your words. It can go like this : Flutter: New dart ffi project
Are you able to share an example of what you would expect the full project to look like? I'm not very familiar with FFI or what's involved in setting it up in VS Code, so it'd be useful to have a reference to better understand exactly how this would look?
I'm wondering whether a more generic feature that allowed custom templates would work. For example, if there was a setting like:
"dart.projectTemplates": {
"dart-ffi": { description: "A template with Dart FFI builds", source: "/path/to/folder" },
"dart-ffi-github": { description: "A template with Dart FFI builds", source: "https://github.com/foo/project" },
}
Then when you invoke the "New Project" command, we could list these items, and then copy the folders (or make copies from the repo if a GitHub address) to the location you pick. This would be more extensible than adding just this specific project. What do you think?
Forget dart:ffi for now. We just need 3 new commands: Flutter: New Application Project (We have this one), Flutter: New Plugin Project, Flutter: New Package Project, Flutter: New Module Project and I think it's very easy for you to consider it. Reason why I point to different feature request is that according to official docs, new dart:ffi proj should start with Flutter: New Plugin Project . This is link.
Adding dart:ffi part into existing project can be different story.
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KaungZawHtet commentedon Nov 22, 2020
Microsoft already released c++ and cmake extension for vs code so I think it is not big challenge to make it.
DanTup commentedon Nov 22, 2020
Can you be more specific about the current issues or what you'd like to see improved?
KaungZawHtet commentedon Nov 22, 2020
example, one click to generate ffi dev environment with some boilerplate code at both side (c++ side and dart side )
KaungZawHtet commentedon Nov 22, 2020
and one click build for both of dart and c++ part
DanTup commentedon Nov 23, 2020
@KaungZawHtet apologies - I'm not very familiar with what these projects look like, so it's not clear to me exactly what you're after.
Do you just mean a project template (similar to the Flutter: New Project command), or something that you would run in an existing project? What it the boilerplate code you're looking for?
For this, do you mean a compound launch configuration (in launch.json) so you can just press
F5to both compile C++ and then build and launch the Flutter app? So this could be a defaultlaunch.jsonin a template (such as mentioned above), or maybe a launch.json snippet to allow this to easily be added to an existing project?KaungZawHtet commentedon Nov 23, 2020
I think my mensioned wishlist of dart ffi is not much different with embedding c++ code into android proj by the use of android ndk on Android studio. I think you can consider how ndk dev environment works.
KaungZawHtet commentedon Nov 23, 2020
Yes, like that. I think I used wrong terminology here. According to your words. It can go like this : Flutter: New dart ffi project
DanTup commentedon Nov 30, 2020
Are you able to share an example of what you would expect the full project to look like? I'm not very familiar with FFI or what's involved in setting it up in VS Code, so it'd be useful to have a reference to better understand exactly how this would look?
I'm wondering whether a more generic feature that allowed custom templates would work. For example, if there was a setting like:
Then when you invoke the "New Project" command, we could list these items, and then copy the folders (or make copies from the repo if a GitHub address) to the location you pick. This would be more extensible than adding just this specific project. What do you think?
KaungZawHtet commentedon Nov 30, 2020
Forget dart:ffi for now. We just need 3 new commands: Flutter: New Application Project (We have this one), Flutter: New Plugin Project, Flutter: New Package Project, Flutter: New Module Project and I think it's very easy for you to consider it. Reason why I point to different feature request is that according to official docs, new dart:ffi proj should start with Flutter: New Plugin Project . This is link.
Adding dart:ffi part into existing project can be different story.
Here is how those work in android studio:
KaungZawHtet commentedon Nov 30, 2020
So I think considering Flutter: New Plugin Project should be first before dart:ffi dev experience.
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