miler map

pubspec.yaml

@@ -75,6 +75,7 @@ dependencies:
   animated_toggle_switch: ^0.8.7
   another_flushbar: ^2.2.4
   lucide_icons_flutter: ^3.1.17
+  tab_container: ^3.5.3
 
 dev_dependencies:
   flutter_test:
@@ -86,13 +87,51 @@ dev_dependencies:
   image_picker_platform_interface: ^2.10.0
 
 
+# ── The launcher icon looked small, and the manifest was not the reason ──
+#
+# `android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher"` only names the resource; how large the
+# mark *reads* on the home screen is decided by the artwork and by whether the
+# icon is adaptive. Both were working against it:
+#
+#  1. `doormile_icon.png` is 1024x1024 with the mark occupying 684px of it —
+#     170px of transparent margin on every side, so a third of the icon was
+#     empty before Android touched it.
+#  2. There was no `adaptive_icon_foreground`, so no `mipmap-anydpi-v26` was
+#     generated. Android 8+ falls back to *legacy treatment* for a plain PNG:
+#     it shrinks the bitmap to roughly three-quarters and centres it on a white
+#     rounded backdrop it draws itself. Stacked on the margin above, the mark
+#     ended up at about half the width of the icons beside it.
+#
+# So the fix is two pre-sized sources, not a manifest attribute:
+#
+#  • **foreground** — the mark alone at 61% of the canvas, which is the 66dp
+#    safe zone of the 108dp adaptive canvas. Everything outside that is what
+#    the launcher's mask cuts away, and a circle mask on this circular mark
+#    now meets its edge.
+#  • **legacy / iOS** — the mark at 80% on white, because neither is masked the
+#    way an adaptive icon is and both are square.
+#
+# `adaptive_icon_foreground_inset: 0` because the padding is already baked into
+# the foreground at the exact safe-zone ratio; the tool's default 16 would add
+# a second margin and undo the change.
+#
+# `doormile_icon.png` is deliberately left alone — `flutter_native_splash`
+# below still uses it, and the splash wants the airier framing.
+#
+# The two generated sources live in `launcher_icon/` rather than
+# `assets/images/`, which is globbed wholesale into the bundle: they are
+# build-time inputs for this tool and have no business being shipped inside the
+# APK the tool produces.
 flutter_launcher_icons:
   android: true
   ios: true
   web:
     generate: true
-    image_path: "assets/images/doormile_icon.png"
-  image_path: "assets/images/doormile_icon.png"
+    image_path: "launcher_icon/doormile_icon_legacy.png"
+  image_path: "launcher_icon/doormile_icon_legacy.png"
+  adaptive_icon_background: "#FFFFFF"
+  adaptive_icon_foreground: "launcher_icon/doormile_icon_foreground.png"
+  adaptive_icon_foreground_inset: 0
   remove_alpha_ios: true
 flutter_native_splash:
   color: "#FFFFFF"
@@ -128,19 +167,23 @@ flutter:
     - family: PlusJakartaSans
       fonts:
         - asset: assets/fonts/PlusJakartaSans/PlusJakartaSans-VF.ttf
-    # ── The app's typeface ──
+    # ── Declared, correct, and currently unused ──
     #
-    # Declared as `poppins` with a lowercase path on every asset — and the files
-    # on disk are `assets/fonts/Poppins/Poppins-*.ttf`. Asset bundling is
-    # case-sensitive on both platforms, so not one of these seven resolved and
-    # the family had never rendered a single glyph. Anything asking for it fell
-    # back to Roboto, silently.
+    # The parcel line reads Manrope (FontConstants.fontFamily) and the delivery
+    # line reads Proxima Nova; nothing asks for Poppins today. It was briefly
+    # made the app's typeface and reverted — it runs optically much heavier than
+    # Manrope at every grade and turned the whole app bold.
     #
-    # All seven static weights are declared because Poppins ships as separate
-    # files rather than a variable font like Manrope did. The app leans on w800
-    # and w900 for headings; without those two entries Flutter would synthesise
-    # them by smearing SemiBold, which is what makes a heading look muddy at
-    # exactly the size it is meant to be read from.
+    # The declaration is kept because it is now correct and was not before: it
+    # said `poppins` with a lowercase path on every asset, while the files on
+    # disk are `assets/fonts/Poppins/Poppins-*.ttf`. Asset bundling is
+    # case-sensitive on both platforms, so none of the seven resolved. Leaving
+    # the fixed version here means the family is one string away if it is ever
+    # wanted, instead of silently falling back again.
+    #
+    # All seven static weights are listed because Poppins ships as separate
+    # files rather than a variable font the way Manrope does; without explicit
+    # 800/900 entries Flutter synthesises them by smearing SemiBold.
     - family: Poppins
       fonts:
         - asset: assets/fonts/Poppins/Poppins-Light.ttf