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- Enable web support in flutter_native_splash configuration - Remove unnecessary comments from the configuration
- Remove stub implementation for non-web platforms - Remove web-specific implementation for splash screen removal - Remove conditional exports for web and non-web platforms
- Remove unused import for WebSplashRemover - Remove post-frame callback for removing splash screen on web
- Minify HTML structure for better readability and performance - Consolidate script tags for service worker and flutter.js - Adjust CSS styling for better consistency - Simplify splash screen removal script - Remove unnecessary white spaces and line breaks
- Removed unnecessary empty lines in flutter_launcher_icons section - Deleted unused configurations for iOS and Android
- Remove placeholder comments related to base href and Flutter build - Delete multiple blank lines for a cleaner structure
- Reformat HTML structure for better readability - Remove unnecessary script tags for serviceWorkerVersion - Update Flutter loading script with new bootstrap and config variables - Adjust CSS styling for splash screen
…trap - Remove inline Dart script from index.html - Add async flutter_bootstrap.js script import - Simplify page loading process and improve performance
Summary of ChangesHello @fulleni, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly refactors the web application's initialization and splash screen handling. It transitions from a custom, multi-file approach for managing the web splash screen to utilizing the flutter_native_splash package, simplifying the codebase. Additionally, the Flutter web bootstrapping process has been modernized by adopting flutter_bootstrap.js in index.html, aiming for a more efficient and standard web deployment. Highlights
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Code Review
This pull request is a solid refactor that enhances the web initialization process by replacing a custom splash screen removal implementation with the flutter_native_splash
package. This change simplifies the codebase and improves maintainability by leveraging a standard solution. The updates to pubspec.yaml
and the removal of old Dart code are correct. I have one suggestion for web/index.html
to remove some leftover JavaScript code that has become redundant after this refactor.
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Description
This pull request significantly refactors the web application's initialization and splash screen handling. It transitions from a custom, multi-file approach for managing the web splash screen to utilizing the flutter_native_splash package, simplifying the codebase. Additionally, the Flutter web bootstrapping process has been modernized by adopting flutter_bootstrap.js in index.html, aiming for a more efficient and standard web deployment.
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