Install the Flutter SDK

Add the package

Add these lines to your app’s pubspec.yaml, under dependencies:

pubspec.yaml

dependencies:
  crm_sdk:
    git:
      url: https://github.com/MichalTDev/crm-flutter.git
      ref: v1.1.0

Then run:

flutter pub get

There is nothing to generate: the package’s strings are built in.

Settings › Connect › Install shows the same lines, and the next steps with your app’s key and address filled in.

A private repository needs access

While the package’s repository is private, flutter pub get fetches it with the git credentials of whoever runs it: each developer, and your CI, needs read access. Ask your PurrCRM contact for it. On CI, use a token or a deploy key that can read the repository. With an SSH key, write the url as git@github.com:MichalTDev/crm-flutter.git.

Versions

ref is a release tag. The package’s CHANGELOG.md lists the releases, and each one says the oldest PurrCRM it needs. To move to a newer release, change ref and run:

flutter pub upgrade crm_sdk

Against an older PurrCRM, the package goes without what that version does not have, and the rest works as before. An older package against a newer PurrCRM ignores what it does not know.

Every request says which version of the package sent it. Your team can set the oldest version they want people on (Settings › your app › General › Advanced); your app reads it as crm.publicApp.value?.minSdkVersion to suggest an update. PurrCRM refuses no version for it.

Requirements

• Flutter 3.47.5 or later, Dart 3.13.4 or later.
• go_router 16 or 17, only if you route with it.
• The package brings no Firebase, analytics or crash reporter of its own.

Next

Initialise the SDK.