entityfy 3.0.1

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Improved #

• 🔧 Type Handling: Enhanced field type detection with fallback to parameter type when field is not found
• 🛡️ Code Generation Robustness: Improved handling of constructor parameters in edge cases

Summary #

This major release introduces default values support for generated classes, improved type handling, and enhanced code generation capabilities.

Added #

• ⚙️ Default Values Support: Automatic generation of default values for constructor parameters in Entity and UI Model classes
• 🎯 Smart Default Value Detection: Intelligent default value assignment for primitive types, collections, DateTime, Color, and custom types
• 🛡️ Enhanced Type Safety: Improved handling of dynamic types, Map types, and nullable types with appropriate defaults
• 📊 Better Code Generation: More robust code generation with comprehensive default value handling

Improved #

• 🔧 Type Handling: Enhanced support for dynamic types, Map types, and complex nested structures
• 📝 Code Quality: Improved generated code with proper default value initialization
• 🧪 Testing: Added comprehensive tests for default value generation

Breaking Changes #

• Default parameter values in @Entityfy annotation: generateEntity now defaults to true (previously required explicit specification)

Summary #

This minor release introduces fake data generation capabilities for testing and development, along with enhanced documentation and improved package description.

Added #

• 🧪 Fake Data Generation: New generateFakeList parameter for creating mock data during testing and development
• 📊 Testing Support: Automatic generation of static fakeList() methods within Entity classes for creating realistic test data
• 🔄 CopyWith Method: Automatic generation of copyWith() methods for both Entity and UI Model classes enabling immutable updates
• 🔧 Enhanced Configuration: Extended annotation flexibility with three boolean flags: generateEntity, generateUiModel, and generateFakeList

Improved #

• 📝 Enhanced Documentation: Comprehensive examples showcasing all annotation combinations including fake data usage
• 📦 Package Description: Updated description to better reflect the toEntity() method generation capabilities
• 🎯 Usage Examples: Added detailed examples for fake data generation in testing scenarios
• 📚 Clean Architecture Guide: Expanded Clean Architecture integration documentation with practical examples
• 🔗 Reference Section: Added comprehensive references for Clean Architecture and design patterns

Summary #

This patch release improves package metadata and workspace organization for better discoverability and developer experience.

Improved #

• 📦 Package Metadata: Enhanced package information with proper homepage, repository, and issue tracker URLs
• 🏷️ Topics & Discovery: Added relevant topics for better package discoverability on pub.flutter-io.cn
• 📚 Documentation Links: Updated documentation URLs for clearer navigation
• 🔗 Repository Organization: Improved workspace structure and monorepo configuration

Fixed #

• 🔧 URL Corrections: Fixed repository and homepage URLs to remove .git suffix
• 📝 Metadata Completeness: Added missing issue tracker and documentation links

Added #

• 🎯 New @Entityfy Annotation: Unified annotation replacing multiple individual annotations
• ⚙️ Flexible Configuration: Boolean flags generateEntity and generateUiModel for selective generation
• 🔄 Bidirectional Support: Enable generation of both Entity and UI Model classes from single source
• 📝 Enhanced Documentation: Comprehensive annotation documentation with usage examples
• 🛡️ Compile-time Validation: Assertion ensuring at least one generation flag is enabled
• 🏗️ Architecture Support: Built specifically for Clean Architecture and multi-layer applications

Features #

• Support for generating Entity classes with generateEntity: true
• Support for generating UI Model classes with generateUiModel: true
• Simultaneous generation of both types with dual flags
• Extensive inline documentation with real-world examples
• Type-safe annotation with sealed class implementation
• Meta annotations for proper IDE integration and tooling support

Breaking Changes #

• Replaced individual annotations with unified @Entityfy annotation
• New API requires explicit boolean configuration instead of class references
• Updated import structure for better organization

Documentation #

• Added comprehensive usage examples for all configuration combinations
• Included Freezed integration examples
• Added Clean Architecture integration patterns
• Enhanced API documentation with detailed parameter descriptions

• Initial version.