prefer-named-boolean-parameters
Warns when a declaration has a boolean positional parameter.
Converting positional boolean parameters to named parameters helps you avoid situations with a wrong value passed to the parameter.
This rule is an improved version of https://dart.dev/tools/linter-rules/avoid_positional_boolean_parameters.
⚙️ Config
Set ignore-single
(default is false
) to ignore declarations that have only one parameter (example).
Set ignore-single-boolean
(default is false
) to ignore declarations that have only one boolean parameter (example).
analysis_options.yaml
dart_code_metrics:
rules:
- prefer-named-boolean-parameters:
ignore-single: false
ignore-single-boolean: false
Example
❌ Bad:
// LINT: Prefer named boolean parameters. Try converting this parameter to a named parameter.
void someFunction(String name, bool isExternal, bool isTemporary) {
...
}
someFunction('User', true, false);
✅ Good:
void someFunction(
String name, {
required bool isExternal,
required bool isTemporary,
}) {
...
}
someFunction('User', isExternal: true, isTemporary: false);
Example with "ignore-single"
Config
analysis_options.yaml
dart_code_metrics:
rules:
- prefer-named-boolean-parameters:
ignore-single: true
✅ Good:
// Correct, ignored
void someFunction(bool isExternal) {
...
}
Example with "ignore-single-boolean"
Config
analysis_options.yaml
dart_code_metrics:
rules:
- prefer-named-boolean-parameters:
ignore-single-boolean: true
✅ Good:
// Correct, ignored
void someFunction(String name, bool isExternal) {
...
}