# Root Project
.
├── lib                    # Name of module (default from Flutter)
|   ├── domains            # Name of directory
|   |   ├── domain A       # Domains module with a data and domains layer inside it.
|   |   ├── domain B
|   |   └── domain etc
|   |
|   ├── features           # Name of directory
|   |   ├── feature A      # Feature module with a presentation/ui/feature layer inside it.
|   |   ├── feature B
|   |   └── feature etc
|   |
|   ├── resources          # Name of directory
|   |   └── resources      # Handle resources like assets, fonts, constant value, etc.
|   |
|   └── shared_libraries   # Name of directory
|       ├── common         # Handle common utility class.
|       ├── component      # Handle custom widget.
|       ├── core           # Core module.
|       └── dependencies   # Handle dependency injection related stuff.

• Clean Architecture - The blueprint for a modular system, which strictly follows the design principle called separation of concerns.
• Dependency Injection (get_it) - Simple direct Service Locator that allows to decouple the interface from a concrete implementation and to access the concrete implementation from everywhere in your App.
• State Management (BLoC) - Business logic component to separate the business logic with UI.
• Dio - A type-safe HTTP client.

1. Clone the project: Use the command git clone <repository-url> to clone the project to your local machine.

2. Navigate to the project directory: Use the command cd <project-name> to navigate into the root directory of the project.

3. Check Flutter and Dart versions: Make sure you have the correct versions of Flutter and Dart installed. You can check your versions with flutter --version and dart --version. If necessary, update your Flutter and Dart SDKs.

4. Get the dependencies: Run flutter pub get to fetch the project dependencies.

5. Check for any dependency issues: Run flutter doctor to check for any potential issues with your Flutter installation.

6. Run the project: Use the command flutter run to start the project. If you have multiple devices connected, use flutter run -d <device-id> to specify the device.

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