Fetch Flutter and Dart documentation by automatically detecting identifier types, including widgets, classes, and pub.dev packages, with optional topic filtering for specific information.
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- Retrieve Flutter class documentation with smart truncation options. Specify class name and library to access accurate Flutter widget and component information.MIT
- Search Flutter and Dart documentation, classes, packages, and concepts with unified results and relevance scoring to find accurate development information.MIT
- Retrieve a list of active ports where Flutter/Dart processes are listening, enabling precise debugging and analysis of app connections within the Flutter Inspector MCP Server.MIT
- Subscribe to Flutter event streams via VM service for real-time monitoring. Connects to the default Flutter debug port (8181) or a custom port, enabling analysis of debugging, isolate, VM, GC, and logging events.MIT
- Capture a screenshot of a Flutter app to debug and analyze widget trees, navigation, and layout issues directly through the Flutter Inspector MCP Server.MIT
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- Retrieve supported protocols from a Flutter app using the VM service method. Connects to the default Flutter debug port (8181) or a custom port if specified.MIT
- Monitor Flutter documentation service health to verify availability and check cache statistics for reliable code generation.MIT
- Retrieve summary details of the currently selected widget in a Flutter app for debugging purposes. Supports custom port configuration for non-default Flutter debug ports.MIT
- Adjust animation speed in Flutter apps by setting a time dilation factor. Use to slow down or speed up animations for debugging or testing purposes.MIT
- Retrieve VM information from a Flutter app for debugging. Connects to the default Flutter debug port (8181) or a specified custom port. Supports analysis of widget trees, navigation, and layout issues.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about the currently selected widget in a Flutter app. Use this tool to debug and analyze widget trees, layouts, and navigation by connecting to the Flutter debug port (default 8181).MIT
- Clean Flutter build cache and generated files to resolve project issues and free up disk space by specifying the Flutter project directory.MIT
- Enable or disable the debug banner in a Flutter app through the Flutter Inspector MCP Server. Toggle visibility to streamline debugging processes for widget trees and layout analysis.MIT
- Override the platform of a running Flutter app (Android, iOS, Fuchsia, etc.) or reset it via RPC to facilitate debugging and testing across different environments.MIT
- Override the brightness (light, dark, or reset) of a Flutter app during debugging using the specified port. Enhances UI testing and theme validation.MIT
- Remove specified assets from the Flutter app’s cache to optimize performance and debug memory issues. Enter the asset path and port number for targeted cache eviction.MIT
- Discover trending Flutter packages to identify popular dependencies for your projects. Use this tool to explore packages gaining traction in the Flutter ecosystem.MIT
- Fetch a structured snapshot of a mobile app project's workspace to inspect its configuration, dependencies, and platform presence. Avoid manually reading multiple files.Apache 2.0
- Generate a ready-to-paste SDK initialization snippet pre-filled with your API key, base URL, and app config for react-native, expo, ios, android, or flutter. Integrate LinkForty into your mobile app in under a minute.MIT