weekitmo / flutter-assets-gen

vscode插件：flutter自动生成assets资源文件映射

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flutter-assets-gen's Issues

classname not worked as expected shown in readme.md

I used the code from readme and generated the assets but class name not get changed as expected. screenshot is attached below:

新需求：是否可以优化生成文件中资源名称的长度

比如：目前生成的资源名称包含了：assertsImagesIcTabGoods = 'assets/images/ic_tab_goods.png';
是否可以把名称前面的asserts去掉，感觉有点冗余，谢谢

Prefer single quotes for paths

According to dart linter-rules, we should prefer using single quotes instead of double quotes for strings.

Can we please either follow this, or write // ignore_for_file: prefer_single_quotes as the first line of the generated file to ignore this lint and stop the IDE from showing warnings?

Remove Comments

Is there any way to not generate the comments?

/// Assets for imagesAbout
/// assets/images/about.png

生成的Key没有完全按照驼峰命名规则

当assets有多级子目录时，生成的资源Key，没有完全按照驼峰命名规则，如：
static const String imagesuserVip = "assets/images/user/vip.png";

images目录下，新建了子目录user, 生成的key为：imagesuserXxx
希望有时间的时候能优化一下，谢谢

[Feature] Add package_name field to be able to use assets inside packages without assigning package name to every image widget.

Feature: Add package_name Field to flutter_assets configs for Asset Management

Explanation:

In Flutter, when using assets from a package, developers currently need to specify the package name for each asset individually in the Image widget or similar widgets. This can be repetitive and inefficient, especially when using multiple assets from the same package.

The proposed feature introduces a package_name field that can be added to the pubspec.yaml file under the flutter_assets: section. This field would allow developers to define the package name globally. As a result, assets could be used without repeatedly specifying the package name, improving code cleanliness and reducing redundancy.

For example, instead of writing:

Image.asset('assets/images/icon.png', package: 'my_package')

each time an asset is used, the package_name could be set once in the pubspec.yaml:

flutter_assets:
  package_name: my_package

Then, this would resolve to:

String icon = 'packages/my_package/assets/images/icon.png';

asset not found

i used this extension but i get message error say "unable to load assets"
exception: asset not found

dynamic class names

flutter_assets:
  assets_path: assets/icons/social/
  output_path: lib/core/constants/my_assets/icons/
  filename: social_icons.dart
  field_prefix:

By default ClassName is Assets

Expected ClassName: SocialIcons
classname can be filename.

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory

[flutter-assets-gen.generate] Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, chdir 'D:\Software\Microsoft VS Code' -> '/d:/Code/Flutter/flutter_sxtapp'

Add ability to ignore sub-paths

Please add the ability to ignore some paths inside the assets_path. For example, I might not want to generate asset paths for fonts inside my assets folder, but fonts should be put inside assets because it belongs there.

You can take example from this IntelliJ plugin:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/15427-flutterassetsgenerator

Same images different extension errors

The name 'imagesPlaces' is already defined. Try renaming one of the declarations.

 /// Assets for imagesPlaces
/// assets/images/places.svg
static const String imagesPlaces = "assets/images/places.svg";

/// Assets for imagesPlaces
/// assets/images/places.jpeg
static const String imagesPlaces = "assets/images/places.jpeg";