JideGuru/FlutterEbookApp
OpenLeaf is a cross-platform Flutter application designed for reading and exploring digital books, supporting Android, iOS, Web, and major desktop platforms. The system provides a unified reading experience with features for browsing genres, managing downloads and favorites, and persisting user preferences. It leverages a modern architecture utilizing Riverpod for state management and auto_route for navigation, while integrating DRM capabilities and local storage for offline access.
37.4
Weak · 5 August 2026
39k
lines of production code
Dart
with JavaScript
1
bus factor · 14 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2020 · OpenLeaf rebrand and modernization
The project was rebranded to OpenLeaf, accompanied by a comprehensive modernization of the codebase. This included migrating state management to Riverpod, updating build configurations for Android and iOS, and upgrading dependencies to support newer Dart and Flutter versions.
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2022–2023 · multi-platform and state management migration
This period focused on expanding the application's reach by adding desktop and web platform support for Flutter, alongside a comprehensive migration of the codebase to Riverpod for state management. The team also implemented auto_route for navigation and reorganized feature modules to improve code structure and maintainability.
18 changes
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