Request for a publish of the npm package version with null safety

[AaronZyLee]

Hi I am a typescript developer writing ts code to generate dart code and use the dart-style package to format the output. I notice the version is published two years ago with 1.3.2-dev. I compare this version with the latest dart format command and it will throw an error for a null safety scenario. The example code snippet is as following.

Comment.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json)  
  : id = json['id'],
    _post = json['post'] != null
      // I add a ? after json['post']
      ? Post.fromJson(new Map<String, dynamic>.from(json['post']?['serializedData'])) 
      : null,
    _content = json['content'];

This will throw this error

Could not format because the source could not be parsed:

line 99, column 88: Expected to find ':'.
   ╷
99 │         ? Post.fromJson(new Map<String, dynamic>.from((json['post'])?['serializedData']))
   │                                                                                        ^
   ╵
line 99, column 88: Expected an identifier.
   ╷
99 │         ? Post.fromJson(new Map<String, dynamic>.from((json['post'])?['serializedData']))
   │                                                                                        ^
   ╵

If I use dart format instead there is no error. I guess it is because the outdated version for npm package.

The dart version package is 2.0+ but the npm one is not. It would be much better if you could update the npm package as well with null safety features. Thanks for the help!

[munificent]

Hey, @jacob314, do you remember anything about publishing dart_style to NPM? I've never done this and barely remember anything about when you first rolled in support for it.

[munificent]

Sorry, but we don't support publishing dart_style to NPM anymore. The one person on the team who knew how that worked is no longer on the team. You are certainly welcome to compile dart_style to JS yourself and use it, but we don't have the capacity to support the NPM package ourselves anymore. Sorry.