Hydro Counter app

This repository is an example use of Hydro-SDK.

You'll need the npm, npx and flutter commands available.

Hydro-SDK itself is managed both through npm and flutter pub.

Hydro-SDK publishes to npm under both @latest and @nightly tags here https://www.npmjs.com/package/@hydro-sdk/hydro-sdk

Depend on the latest (currently, nightly) build by adding Hydro-SDK to your package.json and pubspec.yaml

"dependencies": {
    "@hydro-sdk/hydro-sdk": "0.0.1-nightly.169"
  }

hydro_sdk: 
  git: 
    ref: "0.0.1-nightly.169"
    url: "git://github.com/hydro-sdk/hydro-sdk.git"

Its important that Hydro-SDK is included as a dependency and NOT a devDependency in both package.json and pubspec.yaml.

Once Hydro-SDK is mature enough, it will be available as a separate pub package.

The example project hydro.json can be built to assets/ota in debug mode by running:

npx hydroc build --out-dir assets/ota --profile debug

If this is the first time using a specific version of Hydro-SDK in a directory, hydroc will first download SDK-tools needed for your platform. The project described by hydro.json will then be built.

The .ota file output to assets/ota can be tested using the given widget test in test by running flutter test.

Running

The example project hydro.json can be ran by running

npx hydroc run

while also debugging lib/main.dart with the usual Flutter tools.

Debugging

The following function

import {pauseInDebugger} from "@hydro-sdk/hydro-sdk/runtime/dart/developer/debugger";

can be called to cause IDE dev tools to pause execution if the host application is running in debug mode and connected to a debugger. pauseInDebugger can optionally take a single argument, the value of which will be inspectable in the connected debugger. This can be useful to inspect class layouts at runtime or to step between sequential pauseInDebugger calls.