flutter / website

All five are things a docs contributor does repeatedly: data-model adds or updates a dart_mappable content model in lib/src/models/content/ and regenerates its code and tests; extract-to-jaspr migrates a section of the site into a Jaspr component; generate-showcase-from-video turns a YouTube case-study transcript into a Flutter showcase blog post; update-llms-text keeps the site's llms.txt current; and validate-pr stages the site locally, checks for broken links, verifies code excerpts against their source .dart files, and serves the dev build for review before a pull request merges.

This is a package for people who contribute to the flutter/website repository specifically — a Jaspr-and-Firebase codebase with its own dash_site CLI for serving, building, and validating the site — not for Flutter app developers looking for skills to build with the framework. Nothing here teaches widgets, state management, or app packaging; the closest it gets to the framework itself is asking a contributor to have the latest stable Flutter (and therefore Dart) installed, because that toolchain is what runs the site's own build.

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What it costs to start. Three of the five run once the site's own dash_site tooling is checked out and dart pub get has run. The other two need a little more: extract-to-jaspr fetches pages with curl, and generate-showcase-from-video runs a Dart script against a YouTube URL.