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ffi_template

A plugin template with the native C++ part and communication via ffi.

Contents

• Installation and build
• Compatibility
• Terms of use and participation in development

Installation and build

Add the plugin depending on the target application in the pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  ffi_template:
    git:
      url: <plugin-url>

And update the dependencies:

flutter-aurora pub get

Compatibility

The plugin has been working correctly since the 5.0.0 version of the Aurora OS and Flutter 3.35.7.

Project structure

The project has a standard ffi plugin structure based on Dart and Flutter for the Aurora OS with a native part in C.

• Catalog aurora contains CMakeList.txt to build the plugin's platform code.
• Catalog example contains an example of using the plugin.
• Catalog lib contains the source code of the plugin on Dart.
  • File src/ffi_template_bindings_generated.dart contains a generated wrapper with a native code interface.
  • File src/ffi_template.dart - contains Dart methods for calling native code
• File ffi_template.dart - exports the plugin.
• Catalog src contains the native code of the plugin in C.
  • File CMakeLists.txt contains the rules for building native code.
  • File ffi_template.h - contains exported plugin methods.
  • File ffi_template.c - contains the implementation of the exported plugin methods.
• File pubspec.yaml describes the dependencies and settings of the application.
• File ffigen.yaml contains instructions for generating wrappers.

Terms of use and participation in development

The source code of the project is provided under license, which allows it to be used in third-party applications.

To participate in the development of the project, please read the participant agreement. If you plan to send your source code for inclusion in the project, you will need to accept the terms of the CLA.

Information about the participants is provided in the [AUTHORS] file(AUTHORS.md ).

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