Client application for Invoice Ninja.

• Windows
• macOS
• Linux

• iOS
• Android
• F-Droid

• Setting up the app
• Steps to remove non-FOSS code
• Application Architecture
  • Package Structure
  • Blog Posts
• Code generation
• Tests
• Code signing
• Credits
• Contributions

• Initialize the config file

  cp lib/.env.dart.example lib/.env.dart

• Support running the code unsigned on Android

  cp android/app/build.gradle.dev android/app/build.gradle

• Run the app

  flutter run

Note: if you don't have an Invoice Ninja backend setup you can test the app with these credentials:

• Email: [email protected]
• Password: Password0
• URL: demo.invoiceninja.com

cp android/build.gradle.foss android/build.gradle
cp lib/utils/oauth.dart.foss lib/utils/oauth.dart
cp lib/utils/app_review.dart.foss lib/utils/app_review.dart
cp lib/ui/app/upgrade_dialog.dart.foss lib/ui/app/upgrade_dialog.dart
cp lib/ui/app/pinput.dart.foss lib/ui/app/pinput.dart
cp android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.foss.xml android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml
cp pubspec.foss.yaml pubspec.yaml 
rm pubspec.lock

The application was created using the Flutter Redux Starter.

The architecture is based off these two projects:

• Redux Sample - Brian Egan
• inKino - Iiro Krankka

A High-level overview of the project structure:

lib/                     # Root Package
|
├─ data/                 # For data handling
│  ├─ mock/              # sample used for testing
│  ├─ models/            # Objects representing data
│  ├─ repositories/      # Source of data
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├─ redux/                # manages app state
│  ├─ component/         # app building block
│     ├─ actions         # methods to update app state
|     ├─ middleware      # run in response to actions, execute before reducer
|     ├─ reducer         # intercepts actions, responsible for updating the state
|     ├─ selectors       # read data from the state, queries against your 'state database'
|     ├─ state           # immutable object that lives at the top of the widget hierarchy
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├─ ui/                   # app views
│  ├─ component/         # views for different components
│    ├─ view/            # generel view for component
│    ├─ edit/            # change values on the views fields
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├─ utils/                # Utility classes

The ui and redux folders contain components that are paired together. Put simply you will find an 'auth' folder in both the ui and redux folders.

For additional information on Redux architecture

• Intro to Google Flutter
• Using Redux to manage state
• Handling complex forms
• Architectural review
• Additional thoughts

• Run flutter packages pub run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs to regenerate the model files. It will also remove the old generated files so conflicts are avoided..

• Run flutter drive --target=test_driver/all_it.dart to run the tests

• Run cp android/app/build.gradle.prod android/app/build.gradle to support running the code signed
• Run cp android/key.properties.example android/key.properties to create the keys file
• Run keytool -genkey -v -keystore key.jks -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000 -alias invoiceninja to generate a key to be able to sign the android application.
• Update android/key.properties according to the parameters you entered in previous command when you generated the key
• Open a new Firebase project from your console. Firebase is used for authentication.
  • Inside the project go to Authentication and enable at least one method.
  • After go to add a new Android application. For the package name add com.invoiceninja.flutter
  • Press "Register App" button.
  • Download "google-services.json" and put it in android/app directory.

https://github.com/invoiceninja/invoiceninja#credits

We gladly accept contributions! If you'd like to get involved with development please join our Slack group.