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# Code structure

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### core/

Contains everything that is shared across the app and not dedicated to a certain page

#### core/data/

Contains the data models for data that is fetched from the database

#### core/provider/

The app uses providers. This folder contains all provider classes.

#### core/repositories/

Contains the repositories with the business logic for each functionality.

#### core/widgets/

Contains all widgets which are not dedicated to a single page but reusable within the whole app.

#### core/wrapper/

Contains the wrappers used for routing pages. Like an authentication wrapper.

### I10n/

Contains all translations.

### pages/

Contains all pages which are accessable in the app.

#### pages/\[any page name]/

Contains the main widget which is returned within a page route.

#### pages/\[any page name]/\[widgets]/

Contains all widgets dedicated to this page.

### app\_router.dart

Cotnains the routing logic between the pages.

### firebase\_options.dart

(Optional) Is automatically created when implementing Firebase to the app and contains the credentials.

### main.dart

The entry point of the Flutter app.


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