Flutter support

[hatem-u]

You can see that it says return MaterialApp( which should just be either return MaterialApp or MaterialApp, also in the bottom it is putting the whole definition of the class which looks odd.

This is how it looks using VS Code with the official Flutter plugin:

That's not really important as much as this next thing which is really Flutter/Dart specific, I think. Here several things can be improved:

1. <Widget>[ This is missing the closing bracket.
2. child: Column( this should be just Column
3. body: Center( same as the previous
4. you can see FloatingActionButton isn't showing the biscuit (with or without the comment) which is kind of weird because it is the same as the previous Column and Center classes.

Official Flutter plugin:

[akinsho]

@hatemU closing tags for flutter are actually provided via the language server since the treesitter grammar won't identify those nodes correctly (I helped add the treesitter dart grammar a while ago and it doesn't return the same information as you'd see in the vscode example above which uses the lsp) I've actually created a plugin that does this and other things for flutter over in https://github.com/akinsho/flutter-tools.nvim.

This is a great plugin for a wider range of languages though, just thought I'd mention

[cmgriffing]

After revisiting this again, please use akinsho's plugin if you desire more specific (and more correct) Dart/Flutter annotations.

This gave me an idea just now though:

You can see that it says return MaterialApp( which should just be either return MaterialApp or MaterialApp

I think it might make sense to have a global and per language character/word filter as configuration. Then users could customize which characters or words show up. ie: "(" or "return".

Creating a new issue for that and closing this.

#29