OpenFlutter/flutter_screenutil
This system is a Flutter library that provides utilities for responsive design, specifically adapting screen and font sizes across different devices. It exposes public APIs for scaling dimensions and includes configurable rebuild strategies to optimize performance. The repository also contains a comprehensive example application that demonstrates usage across Android, iOS, Linux, and Windows platforms, supported by unit and widget tests to ensure correctness.
53.9
Adequate · 5 August 2026
2.2k
lines of production code
Dart
primary language
2
bus factor · 47 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2018 · Initial release and example scaffolding
This period marks the initial commit and release of the flutter_screenutil package, establishing its core public API and documentation. The work also involved creating a comprehensive example application with native iOS and Android configurations, including v2 embedding support and widget tests to verify responsiveness.
12 changes
2021–2023 · Linux desktop support and responsive widget expansion
This period focused on expanding the library's platform support by adding Linux desktop capabilities to the example application. It also introduced new responsive widget extensions and initialization methods, accompanied by comprehensive unit and widget tests to ensure stability.
4 changes
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