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Quake Monitor - Flutter app to monitor earthquakes

This is an experimental sample app based on Flutter and Dart.

The purpose is to learn Dart and Flutter, to experiment with Flutter's support for the web platform and to test different API-technologies for implementing communication between a mobile (or web) app and backend services.

This app has backend service integrations based on either RESTful APIs or gRPC services.

For example the related repository quake implements a gRPC service providing earthquake data.

Screenshot

Quake Monitor sample app running on Chrome based on the Flutter web platform. Locally tested also on iOS simulator.

Projects

This repository contains three separate Dart or Flutter projects with each having their own pubspec.yaml dependency file.

Please open each project separately on an IDE. Each project has also own README describing the code and dependencies for a project.

Project SDK Description
api Dart & gRPC API client and generated stub for gRPC service providing earthquake data.
core Dart Platform independent domain models, data providers (API clients), repositories, i18 and other shared utilities.
mobile Flutter Blocs (state management), widgets, pages and UI related utilities.

Dependencies

See code projects introduced above for Dart and Flutter libraries linked.

Authors

This project is authored by Navibyte.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.

Links

The app is based on SDKs:

Other key libraries used by the app:

Data sources:

Other assets:

Inspiration for how to handle state using the Bloc library and how to structure model, repository, bloc and widget layers originates from Flutter Weather Tutorial by Felix Angelov (see also related example repository).

Inspiration for the sub-project structure originates from inKino app by Iiro Krankka.