Configuration

Installation

Add many_lints to the top-level plugins section in your analysis_options.yaml file (NOT under analyzer:):

plugins:
  many_lints: ^0.4.0

The analysis server will automatically download and resolve the plugin from pub.dev. There is no need to add it to your pubspec.yaml.

Requires Dart 3.10+ (Flutter 3.38+)

Extended syntax

You can use the extended syntax to pin a version:

plugins:
  many_lints:
    version: ^0.4.0

Local development

For local development or when using many_lints from a cloned repository, use the path option:

git clone https://github.com/Nikoro/many_lints.git /path/to/many_lints

plugins:
  many_lints:
    path: /path/to/many_lints

Note

Git dependencies are not directly supported by the plugin system. Clone the repository locally and use the path option instead.

Configuring diagnostics

All 100 rules are registered as warnings and enabled by default. You can enable or disable individual rules under the diagnostics key:

plugins:
  many_lints:
    version: ^0.4.0
    diagnostics:
      prefer_center_over_align: true
      use_bloc_suffix: false

Suppressing diagnostics

To suppress a specific lint, use comments:

// ignore: many_lints/prefer_center_over_align
const Align(...);

// ignore_for_file: many_lints/use_bloc_suffix

Restarting the analysis server

Caution

After any change to the plugins section, you must restart the Dart Analysis Server for changes to take effect.

VS Code: Open the command palette (Cmd+Shift+P / Ctrl+Shift+P) and run Dart: Restart Analysis Server.

Android Studio / IntelliJ: Go to File → Invalidate Caches / Restart, or use the Dart Analysis panel to restart.