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-A simple library for applying the Humble Object Pattern in order to create cleaner, more testable widgets.  
+A simple library for applying the Humble Object Pattern in order to create clean, testable widgets.  
 
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 ## Features
 
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 This package might be helpful to you if:
 - a high level of test coverage is required
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 - the widgets you create depend on too many details
 
 
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 ## Usage
 
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 Using the library will feel very familiar.  Let's start by creating a simple button as a <b>HumbleStatelessWidget</b>.
 
 1) Write a test! (skip ahead if you still haven't been converted to TDD 😜).  Be sure to include tests for all logic that is important to you.  This may include strings, colors, padding -- anything that is necessary to make the widget "right".
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 That's it!  You now have a testable (albeit simple) widget!  Take a look at the <b>example</b> folder for creating a <b>HumbleStatefulWidget</b>.
 
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 ## Additional information
 
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 The amount of source code in the library is minuscule, and it doesn't constitute anything new or bleeding-edge.  However, use of this library will help the average developer apply high level and highly-esteemed software engineering principles to their code.  
 
 Learn more about the Humble Object Pattern here: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/HumbleObject.html.
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+Contribute at https://github.com/brettlaws/flutter_hop.