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# Flutter Migration Guide
## Migration from Electron to Flutter
The rmtPocketWatcher application has been successfully migrated from Electron + React to Flutter for true cross-platform support.
### What Changed
**Before (Electron):**
- Electron + React + TypeScript
- Windows desktop only
- ~100MB bundle size
- WebView-based rendering
**After (Flutter):**
- Flutter + Dart
- Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS support
- ~15-20MB bundle size
- Native rendering
### Project Structure
```
flutter_app/
├── lib/
│ ├── main.dart # App entry point
│ ├── models/
│ │ └── price_data.dart # Data models (PriceData, LatestPrice, PriceAlert)
│ ├── providers/
│ │ └── price_provider.dart # State management with Provider
│ ├── screens/
│ │ └── home_screen.dart # Main dashboard screen
│ ├── services/
│ │ ├── api_service.dart # REST API communication
│ │ ├── websocket_service.dart # WebSocket connection
│ │ └── storage_service.dart # Local storage (SharedPreferences)
│ └── widgets/
│ ├── alerts_panel.dart # Price alerts UI
│ ├── price_chart.dart # Historical price chart
│ ├── price_stats_card.dart # Stats display cards
│ └── vendor_table.dart # Vendor comparison table
├── assets/ # Images, fonts, etc.
├── .env # Environment configuration
└── pubspec.yaml # Dependencies
```
### Key Features Preserved
**Real-time price tracking** - WebSocket connection to backend
**Bloomberg-style dashboard** - Stats cards, charts, vendor table
**Price alerts** - Client-side evaluation with notifications
**Historical charts** - Interactive price history with fl_chart
**Vendor comparison** - Sortable table of all sellers
**Auto-reconnect** - WebSocket reconnection logic
**Local storage** - Alerts and settings persistence
### New Capabilities
🆕 **Mobile support** - Same app runs on Android/iOS
🆕 **Better performance** - Native rendering, smaller memory footprint
🆕 **Cross-platform** - Windows, macOS, Linux from same codebase
🆕 **Material Design 3** - Modern, consistent UI across platforms
🆕 **Responsive layout** - Adapts to different screen sizes
### Backend Compatibility
The Flutter app is **100% compatible** with the existing TypeScript backend:
- Same REST API endpoints (`/prices/latest`, `/index/history`)
- Same WebSocket protocol (`/ws/index`)
- Same data formats (JSON)
- No backend changes required
### Development Commands
```bash
# Install dependencies
flutter pub get
# Run on different platforms
flutter run -d windows # Windows desktop
flutter run -d android # Android device/emulator
flutter run -d ios # iOS device/simulator
# Build releases
flutter build windows # Windows executable
flutter build apk # Android APK
flutter build ipa # iOS app bundle
# Development tools
flutter doctor # Check setup
flutter devices # List available devices
flutter logs # View app logs
```
### Environment Configuration
The app uses `.env` file for configuration:
```env
API_URL=http://localhost:3000
WS_URL=ws://localhost:3000/ws/index
```
### Mobile Adaptations
The UI automatically adapts for mobile:
- **Desktop**: Multi-column layout with side-by-side panels
- **Mobile**: Single-column layout with scrollable sections
- **Responsive**: Charts and tables adjust to screen size
- **Touch-friendly**: Larger tap targets on mobile
### Migration Benefits
1. **Cross-platform**: One codebase for all platforms
2. **Performance**: 50-80% smaller memory usage
3. **Native feel**: Platform-specific UI elements
4. **Future-proof**: Mobile support for user growth
5. **Maintenance**: Single codebase to maintain
6. **Distribution**: App stores + direct downloads
### Next Steps
1. **Test the Flutter app**: `flutter run -d windows`
2. **Verify backend connection**: Ensure backend is running
3. **Test on mobile**: Run on Android/iOS devices
4. **Build releases**: Create platform-specific builds
5. **Update deployment**: Replace Electron builds with Flutter
The migration preserves all functionality while adding mobile support and improving performance. The backend remains unchanged, ensuring a smooth transition.