Appwrite Offline Example

This example demonstrates how to use the appwrite_offline package to add offline support to your Flutter app with Appwrite backend.

Getting Started

1. Update the config.dart file with your Appwrite credentials:

class Config {
  static const String projectId = 'your_project_id';
  static const String databaseId = 'your_database_id';
  static const String endpoint = 'https://your-appwrite-instance.com/v1';
}

2. Create two collections in your Appwrite database:

   • categories with the following attributes:
     • name (string, required)
   • products with the following attributes:
     • name (string, required)
     • price (double, required)
     • description (string, required)
     • category (relationship to categories)

3. Run the build runner to generate necessary files:

dart run build_runner build -d

4. Run the app:

flutter run

Features Demonstrated

• Offline data persistence
• Real-time updates
• CRUD operations
• Relationships (BelongsTo)
• Error handling
• Loading states
• Permissions handling

Structure

• lib/models/ - Data models
• lib/screens/ - UI screens
• config.dart - Configuration
• main.dart - App initialization

Additional Notes

This example uses Material Design 3 and demonstrates best practices for:

• State management with Riverpod
• Error handling
• Loading states
• Real-time updates
• Offline data synchronization