Background
I am developing a pure Dart command line tool, which combines images from files.
Think creating NFTs by stacking images.
Using the pure Dart image
library is slow, it takes about 11-20 seconds for one image sized 3000 x 3000.
Tried
Adding Flutter and using Flutter-Canvas to increase performance does not allow me to compile a Dart command line EXE.
I tried flutter build windows
but the result always does open a window / head. And it does not work, just sits there.
Questions regarding possible solutions
Is there a way to combine images more efficently than image?
Is there a way to create a Dart command line EXE which uses Flutter-Canvas as a library?
Flutter Tests run headless; is there a way to imitate that behaviour und thus run Flutter-Canvas headless?
CodePudding user response:
Flutter Tests
One approach would be to hijack Flutter Tests, but these cannot be turned into a redistributable app or command:
https://andrewzuo.com/headless-flutter-apps-39168d20277b
https://andrewzuo.com/passing-arguments-to-headless-flutter-apps-773435c6eae6
Command Line Package
A different apporach would be to use this package, which modifies code in the ./windows
folder:
This plugin allows you to run a flutter windows app in gui, or commandline mode. io.dart is used to access stdout and stderr