Since pub uses my identity for the publish, how would I go about transferring control to someone else, yet still allow them to publish releases to the same project? Maybe this is trivial; I've never tried it.
To import libraries found in packages, use the package: prefix: import 'package:js/js. dart' as js; import 'package:intl/intl.
The pub package manager has a command-line interface that works with either the flutter tool or the dart tool. With either tool, add the pub command followed by a subcommand such as get : $ dart pub get # Gets dependencies for a non-Flutter package $ flutter pub get # Gets dependencies for a Flutter package.
The minimal requirements for a library are: pubspec file. The pubspec. yaml file for a library is the same as for an application package—there is no special designation to indicate that the package is a library.
A library in a programming language represents a collection of routines (set of programming instructions). Dart has a set of built-in libraries that are useful to store routines that are frequently used. A Dart library comprises of a set of classes, constants, functions, typedefs, properties, and exceptions.
You can use pub uploader [options] {add/remove} <email>
.
Once the new uploader added, you can remove yourself.
pub uploader add <new-owner-email>
pub uploader remove <old-owner-email>
$ pub uploader -h
Manage uploaders for a package on pub.dartlang.org.
Usage: pub uploader [options] {add/remove} <email>
-h, --help Print usage information for this command.
--server The package server on which the package is hosted.
(defaults to "https://pub.dartlang.org")
--package The package whose uploaders will be modified.
(defaults to the current package)
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