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A mobile application for managing blog posts with built-in user security and clean architecture.Perfect for kickstarting your secure blogging mobile app.

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Flutter Starter

A starter Flutter project featuring user authentication and a simple blog system. This project demonstrates best practices in Flutter app architecture, state management, and integration with modern backend services.

Features

  • User Authentication: Sign up, login, and session management using Supabase.
  • Blog System:
    • Create, list, and view blog posts
    • Each blog includes a title, content, image, topics, author, and date
    • Select from predefined topics: Technology, Business, Programming, Entertainment
  • State Management: Uses Bloc for scalable and testable state management.
  • Local Storage: Utilizes Hive for efficient local data storage.
  • Modern UI: Clean, responsive design with reusable widgets.

Project Structure

  • lib/features/auth: Authentication logic (data, domain, presentation)
  • lib/features/blog: Blog logic (data, domain, presentation)
  • lib/core: Shared utilities, constants, themes, and widgets (e.g., Loader)

Getting Started

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone <repo-url>
    cd flutter_starter
  2. Install dependencies:
    flutter pub get
  3. Configure Supabase:
    • Add your Supabase URL and anon key to lib/core/secrets/app_secrets.dart.
  4. Run the app:
    flutter run

Dependencies

See pubspec.yaml for the full list.

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This project is intended as a starting point for building robust Flutter applications with authentication and content features. Contributions and suggestions are welcome!

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