Flutter Feature Folder Structure Script

This script helps you create a well-organized folder structure for your Flutter projects. By running it from the root/scripts directory, it generates a consistent and logical layout for each feature in your app.

Benefits

1. Improved Organization: The script automatically creates a clean and consistent folder structure, making your codebase easier to navigate and maintain.
2. Team Collaboration: A standardized layout ensures all team members follow the same conventions, promoting seamless collaboration.
3. Faster Onboarding: New developers can quickly understand the project layout, which speeds up development and reduces confusion.
4. Time Saving: The script handles folder creation for you, so you can focus on writing code.

Folder Structure

• abstracts: Base classes or interfaces.
• adapters: Classes responsible for adapting data between different formats or systems.
• analytics: Classes and configurations related to analytics and tracking.
• api: API-related classes, like clients, endpoints, and configurations.
• constants: Constants used throughout the feature.
• converters: Classes that convert data between different formats, like JSON to models.
• dtos: Data Transfer Objects for passing data between layers.
• enums: Enumerations specific to the feature.
• exceptions: Custom exceptions related to the feature.
• extensions: Extension methods for existing classes.
• forms: Classes and configurations related to forms and form validation.
• models: Data models representing the feature's domain entities.
• requests: Classes representing API requests.
• responses: Classes representing API responses.
• records: Typedefs frames as records.
• services: Services responsible for handling feature-specific logic.
• strings: Localized strings for the feature.
• typedefs: Type definitions specific to the feature.
• util: Utility classes and helper functions for the feature.
• views: Feature-specific views and screens.
• widgets: Custom widgets related to the feature.

Usage

1. Copy the script into your root/scripts folder.
2. Open a terminal and navigate to the root/scripts directory.
3. Run the script.
4. Enter the name of the feature when prompted.
5. The script will generate the folder structure for the feature in the lib/features directory.