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@siranjeevan/releaseflow

v1.1.5

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Automated Flutter Release Manager

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🚀 ReleaseFlow CLI

The Professional Flutter Release Automator.
Effortlessly build, version, and deploy Flutter APKs to Firebase with a single command. Designed for developers who value speed, consistency, and a clean release history.

📦 Installation

Install globally via NPM to access the releaseflow command anywhere:

npm install -g @siranjeevan/releaseflow

🎮 Command Overview

| Command | Description | | :--- | :--- | | releaseflow release | All-in-One: Builds optimized APK, increments version, and uploads to Firebase. | | releaseflow rollback| Safety Net: Instantly revert the live app to a previous stable version. | | releaseflow config set | Setup: Link a folder/project to its Firebase credentials. | | releaseflow prompt | Guide: Show the Flutter integration checklist and next steps. | | releaseflow manual | Full Help: Open the detailed user manual in your terminal. |

✨ Why ReleaseFlow?

  • Project-Aware: Automatically detects and uses unique Firebase settings for each of your apps.
  • Smart Versioning: Reads/increments pubspec.yaml and prevents duplicate version releases.
  • Optimized Builds: Automatically builds arm64 APKs to keep your file size small (< 15MB).
  • Auto-Cleanup: Keeps your Firebase Storage tidy by only maintaining the 3 most recent APKs.
  • Force Update Support: Toggle mandatory updates for any version directly from the CLI.

🚀 Quick Start (3 Steps)

1. Link Your Project

Go to your Flutter project root and run:

releaseflow config set

Follow the prompts to select your project folder and provide your Firebase Service Account JSON.

2. Prepare Your Flutter App

Ensure your app is set up to read from your Firestore app_config/version document. Run releaseflow prompt to see the code requirements.

3. Launch Your Release

When you're ready to deploy, just run:

releaseflow release

The CLI will build, version, and upload your APK. Your app is now LIVE!

🛠️ Requirements

  • Flutter SDK: Must be installed and available in your PATH.
  • Node.js: Version 16 or higher.
  • Firebase Project: A project with Firestore and Storage enabled.

Created with ❤️ by Jeevith
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