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author: Nathan Anderson
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# Steps to Publish
1. Initialize Library
2. Write Library
4. Write some tests
5. Publish!
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# 1. Initialize Your Library!
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## Publishing Requirements
- You must include a LICENSE file.
- Your package must be smaller than 100 MB after gzip compression.
- Your package should depend only on hosted dependencies (from the default pub
package server) and SDK dependencies (sdk: flutter).
- You must have a Google Account,
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## Publishing is Forever
To make sure projects don't break after using a dependency, you are unable to
take down a published project.
If you will have regrets publishing, turn back now.
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## Initialize Project
Creating a flutter library is straightforward, simply run the command
```sh
flutter create -template=package <package_name>
```
Creates a new flutter project with a simple example library inside.
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## Select License
This is important. The dart team recommends the BSD-3 clause license.
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## pubspec.yaml Considerations
In the `pubspec.yaml` file, it is recommended to include a "homepage" or "repository"
field. This gets popultated into the package page on [pub.dev](https://pub.dev).
```yaml
# Top of pubspec.yaml file
name: stripe_native_card_field
description: A native flutter implementation of Stripes Card Field.
version: 0.0.1
repository: https://git.fosscat.com/nathananderson98/stripe_native_card_field
```
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# 2. Write Your Library
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## Important Bits
Be sure to include a `README.md` file at the root of your library as this is
what determines the content of your packages page on [pub.dev](https://pub.dev)
A `CHANGELOG.md` file can also be included and will fill out a tab on the
package's page
### Verified Publisher
You can publish under a verified domain as a "Verified Publisher". Its a bit of
a process. But it adds a cool checkmark on your package and you can hide your email.
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## Tests
Its a good idea to include some Unit Tests and Widget Tests for your library.
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# 3. Publishing!
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## Dry Run
To see the results of what publishing will look like without going through with it run
```sh
dart pub publish --dry-run
```
## Helpful Links
[Dart Publishing Guide](https://dart.dev/tools/pub/publishing)