Dart Stream Developer
  • 👋Dartstream Framework
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  1. Getting Started

Installation

How we install the framework

Before creating your first DartStream application, ensure that your local machine has Dart, and the DartStream CLI installed. Additionally, for projects requiring frontend frameworks, you should install either Node.js and npm or Bun to manage your frontend dependencies.

Installing Dart and DartStream CLI

If you don't have Dart and Dart Pub installed on your local machine, you can follow the commands below to install Dart along with the DartStream CLI on macOS, Windows, or Linux:

macOS

Run the following command to install Dart and the DartStream CLI:

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://dart.new/install/mac/latest)"

Windows PowerShell

Execute the command below in PowerShell to install Dart and DartStream:

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://dart.new/install/windows/latest -OutFile install.ps1; powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File ./install.ps1

Linux

Run the following command in your terminal to install Dart and DartStream:

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://dart.new/install/linux/latest)"

Post-Installation Steps

  1. After running the appropriate installation command, restart your terminal session to ensure the changes take effect.

  2. To update Dart, Dart Pub, and the DartStream CLI in the future, re-run the installation command for your platform.

Installing DartStream CLI

If Dart is already installed on your machine, you can install the DartStream CLI via Dart Pub:

dart pub global activate dartstream

After installation, ensure the dartstream command is globally available by adding Dart's global executables to your system's PATH. You can verify the installation with:

ds --version

Additional Requirements for Frontend Development

DartStream supports frontend frameworks like Vue.js, React, Svelte, Flutter web etc., each frontend framework has slightly different requirements which will be listed below:

React

Vue.js

Svelte

Android Compose

Flutter Web

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With Dart, and DartStream CLI installed, you’re ready to create your first DartStream project. Check out the section to start building your application!

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