Jarvis Modularity Assistant #

Command-line interface (CLI) for generating a Flutter project

It prompts the user for input and then creates a Flutter project with the given specifications. The generated project will include a set of predefined modules, such as

• Core
• CoreUi
• Data
• Domain
• Navigation (AutoRouter support, GoRouter support)

The user can also specify additional

• Features
• Flavors
• Packages

The code uses the dcli and mason_logger packages for input/output handling and logging, respectively. It also relies on several custom classes (AppConstants, DirectoryService, FileService, Input, ScriptService, and Validator) for various tasks.

Getting Started #

Activate globally via:

dart pub global activate jarvis

Pub installs executables into $HOME/.pub-cache/bin If the one not in your path please add this command to your shell's config file (.bashrc, .bash_profile, etc.)

export PATH="$PATH":"$HOME/.pub-cache/bin"

Available Templates #

Jarvis supports 4 project templates:

1. Standard (AutoRoute) - Traditional Flutter project with AutoRoute navigation
2. Standard (GoRouter) - Traditional Flutter project with GoRouter navigation
3. Jarvis 2.0 AutoRoute - Clean Architecture + Flutter Workspace + AutoRoute
4. Jarvis 2.0 GoRouter - Clean Architecture + Flutter Workspace + GoRouter

Jarvis 2.0 Templates #

New Jarvis 2.0 templates feature:

• ✅ Clean Architecture with strict layer separation
• ✅ Flutter Workspace with 6 modular packages (core, core_ui, domain, data, features, navigation)
• ✅ BLoC/Cubit state management pattern
• ✅ Freezed models and DTOs
• ✅ GetIt dependency injection
• ✅ go_router ^17.0.1 or auto_route navigation
• ✅ Flavours support (dev, staging, prod) with .run configs
• ✅ Design tokens system for theming

Available Commands #

Create a new Flutter project with the following command:

jarvis create

Create a new module with the following command:

jarvis module

Create a new repository with the following command:

jarvis repository

Create a new use case with the following command:

jarvis usecase

Create a new entity (with mapper and model) with the following command:

jarvis entity

Plugins #

This package is currently extended with the following plugins. Instructions on how to use them in your own application are linked below.