Fork Notice — This is a maintained fork of flutter_asset_injector by @androdevsatyam.

Why this fork exists:

• The upstream package has not been updated to support the latest Dart/Flutter SDK versions
• This fork includes compatibility fixes and dependency updates to keep the tool working with current Flutter projects
• All credit for the original concept and implementation goes to the upstream author

If the upstream package resumes active maintenance, this fork may be archived.

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📁 flutter_asset_injector

Say goodbye to manually typing - assets/images/... in your pubspec.yaml. Let a single command do it for you while keeping your file formatting intact!

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💡 The Motive

In Flutter, defining assets in pubspec.yaml can get incredibly tedious when your project scales. Creating a new module feature often means making new asset directories like assets/icons/home_feature/, and forgetting to declare them in pubspec.yaml leads to frustrating "Asset not found" crashes during runtime.

Just like how flutter_native_splash handles your splash screens, flutter_asset_injector provides a simple CLI tool that recursively scans your assets folder and accurately injects every necessary directory path right into your pubspec.yaml.

🎨 Demonstration

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✨ Features

• Zero Config Required: Plug and play. No bloated configuration models required.
• Recursive Auto-Discovery: Scans through all nested directories and safely includes only folders that actually contain files.
• Natural Sorting: Lists your paths in the exact same Natural Order that your IDE (VS Code / Android Studio) sorts your folder tree.
• Respects Your Styling: Uses intelligent AST Yaml injection under the hood to ensure all your original pubspec.yaml formatting, spacing, and comments remain untouched.

🚀 Quick Start

1. Add Dependency

Add this to your package's pubspec.yaml (under dev_dependencies):

dev_dependencies:
  flutter_asset_injector: ^1.0.0

2. Run the Command

Execute the following from your terminal:

dart run flutter_asset_injector:generate

By default, the script looks for a root folder named assets. If you use different naming, just pass it as an argument:

dart run flutter_asset_injector:generate my_custom_folder

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🛠 Test It Yourself!

Want to see it in action before adding it to your own project? We have a fully configured example project ready for you to playfully test on!

git clone https://github.com/Asteerix/flutter_asset_injector_fork.git
cd flutter_asset_injector_fork/example
dart run flutter_asset_injector:generate

Boom. Assets Loaded. Open the example/pubspec.yaml and watch how flawlessly the assets were injected.

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions are absolutely welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a PR on GitHub.

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👨‍💻 Author

Built with ❤️ by @androdevsatyam

If this tool saved you time, consider ⭐ starring the repo.

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