RepDB

Cross-platform example

Build an exercise app with Flutter

A Material 3 catalog with responsive grids, local search, and native WebP rendering from the public RepDB snapshot.

Public repository · No API key required · Commercial in-app use with attribution

terminal
$ git clone https://github.com/RepDB/repdb-example-flutter
$ flutter pub get
$ flutter run -d chrome

Integration walkthrough

How to load RepDB assets in a Flutter exercise app

Flutter registers the JSON and WebP directories in pubspec.yaml, loads the bundle once through rootBundle, and converts each record into a typed Exercise model. The catalog then searches the in-memory collection and adapts its grid to the available width.

  1. 1 Declare the exercise JSON and image directories under flutter.assets in pubspec.yaml.
  2. 2 Read exercises.json once with rootBundle before rendering the first catalog screen.
  3. 3 Decode records into typed Dart models and cache the resulting Bundle instance.
  4. 4 Search locally and render a responsive Material 3 grid with native WebP assets.

Key files in the repository

lib/data/bundle.dart Dart
final raw = await rootBundle.loadString(
  'assets/exercises.json',
);
final json = jsonDecode(raw) as Map<String, dynamic>;
final exercises = (json['exercises'] as List)
    .map((item) => Exercise.fromJson(
          item as Map<String, dynamic>,
        ))
    .toList();

What it demonstrates

A practical starting point, not a toy snippet

The Flutter app keeps both data and media in its asset bundle. The repository demonstrates the asset declarations and parsing needed to ship a self-contained exercise catalog.

Sample vs full dataset

Prototype publicly. Ship with the complete library.

The repository uses the public flat edition of the catalog. It shows the same exercise records as paid RepDB bundles, with attribution required and without their higher-resolution or premium asset formats.

Included in the public example

  • 608 exercise records
  • Flat 512px WebP images
  • English, German, and Spanish content
  • One paid-animation preview

Available in paid RepDB plans

  • The same complete exercise catalog
  • Classic and flat images up to 1024px
  • Transparent assets and exercise animations on Standard
  • SQLite, TypeScript, embeddings, and integration templates on Standard

Need another stack?

Browse the other examples or use the same local-data pattern in your own framework.

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