Private, cross-platform package tracking app Build With Flutter

libretrack

private, cross-platform package tracking app.

track postal items directly on your device using accounts of postal services. the app respects your privacy and freedom: you don’t use third-party online services.

private, cross-platform package tracking app.

track postal items directly on your device using accounts of postal services. the app respects your privacy and freedom: you don’t use third-party online services.

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�� features

• free and open source software (foss)
• support for various platfroms and devices
• support accounts of different carriers
• detailed information about the postal items, carriers, tracking history
• local push notifications
• automatic tracking in the background, and also manual refreshing
• ability to add a list of track numbers
• filter and sort numbers by activity date, package status, carrier, etc
• barcode and qr code scanner for tracking numbers
• barcode generator
• archiving tracking numbers
• material design 2.0
• night theme
• responsive ui for different devices form factors

��️���� available platforms

• android
• linux
• ios (planned)
• macos (planned)
• web (planned)
• windows (planned)

⚙️ building

to build, you need to install flutter.

enter the following command in the terminal to build the project:

• android apk

  flutter build apk --flavor main
  

  you can also split apk into different architectures:

  flutter build apk --flavor main --split-per-abi
  

  or

  flutter build apk --flavor main --target-platform [android-arm|android-arm64|android-x64]
  

  the built apk will be located in the build/app/outputs/flutter-apk/ directory.

• linux binary

  before building, make sure that the following dependencies are installed on the system:

  • gtk3
  • libsecret
  • libjsoncpp
  • libappindicator (gtk3)
  • libsqlite3
  • gettext (for build only)

  development versions for these packages are also required for building.

  then run the following command:

  flutter build linux
  

  the built binary will be located in the build/linux/x64/debug/bundle/ directory (or build/linux/arm64 for arm64 builds). the contents of the bundle directory must be fully copied.

• linux snap package

  before building, make sure that the snapcraft dependency is installed on the system.

  then run the following command:

  snapcraft
  

  the resulting .snap file can be installed as follows:

  sudo snap install output_file_name.snap --dangerous