munificent

I'm starting to work on a new pub command. I've got two goals for it.

Use case 1: Pre-populating your cache (bug #16265)

The first is that it can be used to install a package into your system cache. For example, maybe you're about to go off the grid and you want to make sure you have a bunch of stuff cached locally before you fall off the Internet. pub get does this implicitly, of course, but you may not have any packages that depend on the stuff you're downloading. You just want to pull it down.

Our specific use case is that we are starting to run tests of packages. Since hitting the network can fail, we'd like to do that separately from running pub get so that we can handle the failure more gracefully.

The idea is you could do:

adam-singer

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set +o xtrace
USER=$USER
PROJECT=dart-compute-project
INSTANCE_NAME=dart-compute
TAGS=dart
MACHINE_TYPE=f1-micro
NETWORK=default
IP=ephemeral

gist:58c2395eef9daf6be7e8

#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

#include "include/dart_api.h"

#include <SFML/Audio.hpp>
#include <SFML/Graphics.hpp>
#include <SFML/OpenGL.hpp>
#include <SFML/Window.hpp>

vsavkin

Hammock

I released a library based on this spike. You you can find it here: https://github.com/vsavkin/hammock.

SPIKE: AngularDart REST Client

Every client-side applications has to talk to REST APIs. At the moment AngularDart does not provide any high-level abstractions to help you do that. You can send http requests, but that's it.

This post is about a spike I did a few days ago to explore possible ways of building such a library. It also shows that you can do quite a bit in just one hundred lines of Dart.

criminy

import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;

/**
 * Boostraps a MultipartHttpServletRequest using mockito.
 * To add a request parameter, define a method called 'parameterName', where request attribute is 'name'.
 * To add a multipart file, define a method called 'fileName', where the multipart file is called 'name'.
 * Class is very limited but works as it should providing you use a specific subset of the methods on {@link MultipartHttpServletRequest}.
 * Subset: 
 * 	MultipartHttpServletRequest.getParameter
 * 	MultipartHttpServletRequest.getFileMap

sethladd

#import('dart:dom', prefix:'dom');
#import('dart:html');

String VERSION = "1";
String TODOS_STORE = 'todos';

initDb(db) {
  if (VERSION != db.version) {
    dom.IDBVersionChangeRequest versionChange = db.setVersion(VERSION);
    versionChange.addEventListener('success', (e) {

pjako

#import('dart:io');

final String PATH_TO_DARTSDK = "/Users/XYZ/dart-sdk";


final String SUBDIRECTORY = "";

final String LIBRARY_DARTFILE = "XYZ.dart";

atebitftw

class MyClass{
  static MyClass _ref;
  
  static MyClass get context() => _ref == null ? new MyClass() : _ref;

  factory MyClass(){
    if (_ref != null) return _ref;
    
    _ref = new MyClass._internal();
    

greenido

#import('dart:io');
#import('dart:uri');
#import('dart:json');

// Dart Hackathon TLV 2012
//
// A simple example to fetch JSON and parse it on the server side
// This is a good start for a crawler and/or any other web service
// we wish to create using dart on the server side.
// 

iggymacd

class FileHandler {
  FileHandler(){
    
  }
  void onRequest(HttpRequest request, HttpResponse response, [String fileName = null]){

    final int BUFFER_SIZE = 4096;
    if (fileName == null) {
      fileName = request.path.substring(1);
    }