What is opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app built with?

opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app is a Dart repo built with Flutter. It stores its data in shared_preferences, makes its content with flutter_svg, image, flutter_html, image_picker, and file_picker, and uses Firebase. It has 108,278 written lines, with 84 test files.

Read on November 7, 2026, at commit 18a2c27. Read it as markdown

Frontend

The base 1

Interface 10

  • Google
  • cached_network_image17 files
  • shimmer2 files
  • video_player2 files
  • flutter_local_notifications1 file
  • photo_view1 file
  • constraintlayout
  • flutter_inappwebview
  • flutter_rating_bar
  • flutter_staggered_grid_view

Icons 1

  • cupertino_icons

Backend

Support

Content 5

Other 16

  • flutter_localizations2 files
  • flutter_bloc85 files
  • equatable36 files
  • intl12 files
  • path_provider5 files
  • open_filex4 files
  • dio3 files
  • url_launcher2 files
  • http1 file
  • permission_handler1 file
  • share_plus1 file
  • upgrader1 file
4 more
  • camera
  • device_info_plus
  • package_info_plus
  • provider

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Frequently asked questions

What language is opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app written in?
opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app is written in Dart, with 108,278 written lines.
What framework does opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app use?
opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app is built with Flutter.
What database does opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app use?
opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app stores its data in shared_preferences.
What services does opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app use?
opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app uses Firebase.

The proof: lib/core/notifications/fcm_service.dart, line 4

Does opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app have tests?
Yes. opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app has 84 test files.
Which repos have a stack like opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app's?
The ones that share most of its stack:flet-dev/fletgetlantern/lanternPredidit/Kazumi

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