A simple plugin for helping you to change your application's behaviors, settings,.. without updating the application via network JSON.
- Fetch Remote Config via network JSON.
- Cache in-memory configs
- Provide get data via key and default value when data isn't found.
You can get started by looking at the example.
dart pub add simple_remote_config
flutter pub add simple_remote_config
Don't forget to add network permission in the Android manifest (AndroidManifest.xml
)
<manifest xmlns:android...>
...
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
<application ...
</manifest>
macOS apps must allow network access in the relevant *.entitlements files.
<key>com.apple.security.network.client</key>
<true/>
Create your SimpleRemoteConfig
instance.
import 'package:simple_remote_config/simple_remote_config.dart';
final remoteConfig = SimpleRemoteConfig();
SimpleRemoteConfig
has a param Client
from http
package so you can pass your custom Client
object when create SimpleRemoteConfig
instance.
import 'package:simple_remote_config/simple_remote_config.dart';
import 'package:http/http.dart' as http;
final client = http.Client();
final remoteConfig = SimpleRemoteConfig(client: client);
SimpleRemoteConfig
provides initilize
function and you must pass an url to start fetching remote config data from network.
Remember: Url must return JSON format.
import 'package:simple_remote_config/simple_remote_config.dart';
final remoteConfig = SimpleRemoteConfig();
const configUrl = "https://dungngminh.github.io/remote_config/test.json";
await remoteConfig.initilize(configUrl: configUrl);
SimpleRemoteConfig
fetchs data in JSON format, data is returned in key-value format, you can key
to get value
via get
function and type T
you need (dynamic
by default). SimpleRemoteConfig
will return value
from key
that you pass and correct type T
.
Example JSON format:
{
"key1": true, // boolean
"key2": 10, // int
"key3": "value from key 3" // string
}
And get
data:
final valueKey1 = remoteConfig.get<bool>('key1');
print(valueKey1); // true
final valueKey2 = remoteConfig.get<int>('key2');
print(valueKey2); // 10
final valueKey3 = remoteConfig.get<String>('key3');
print(valueKey3); // value from key 3
If provided key
is not found or provided T
is incorrect, get
will return null
.
final valueKey4 = remoteConfig.get<String>('key4');
print(valueKey4); // null
You can pass defaultValue
when get
returns null
.
final valueKey4 = remoteConfig.get<String>('key4', defaultValue: 'this is default value');
print(valueKey4); // this is default value
That's all for now! Want a feature? Found a bug? Create an issue!