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You can probably ignore this file, no changes currently from the barback version
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This was referenced Jul 12, 2019
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This is my first cut at the initial api, any and all suggestions welcome.
There is also a very rough implementation included (lib/generate/build.dart) but I wouldn't focus on that, it is just enough to get the example up and running.
Also you will probably note there are no tests yet, I will add those once I have general buy-in on the api. There is an example though (e2e_example folder) so you can see how the api comes together from a user perspective.
I am also open to other package names, there seems to be a general consensus that
buildis a bit generic.