Now with native Tagbar support!
$ pub global activate dart_ctags$ git clone https://github.com/nerdrew/dart-ctags.git
$ cd dart-ctags
$ pub global activate -s path .The installation of the
dart_ctagsexecutable from pub is not a compiled binary. These steps will overwrite the bash script placed by pub in the bin folder for dart_ctags with a natively compiled bin that is significantly faster.
$ cd $(find ~/.pub-cache/hosted -type d -name "dart_ctags*") && pub get
$ dart2native bin/tags.dart -o ~/.pub-cache/bin/dart_ctags$ cd ~/git_repo_of_dart_ctags
$ dart2native bin/tags.dart -o ~/.pub-cache/bin/dart_ctags# make sure that pub-cache/bin is in your path
# export PATH="$PATH":"$HOME/.pub-cache/bin"
$ cd ~/dev/your-dart-project
$ dart_ctags -l -o .git/tagsIf you have ~/.pub-cache/bin in your $PATH, then tagbar should Just Work™
(i.e. it should detect dart_ctags). Otherwise, add this to your vim config:
let g:tagbar_type_dart = { 'ctagsbin': '~/.pub-cache/bin/dart_ctags' }dart_ctags -h
Usage:
dart_ctags [OPTIONS] [FILES...]
pub global run dart_ctags:tags [OPTIONS] [FILES...]
-o, --output=<FILE> Output file for tags (default: stdout)
--follow-links Follow symbolic links (default: false)
--include-hidden Include hidden directories (default: false)
-l, --line-numbers Add line numbers to extension fields (default: false)
--skip-sort Skip sorting the output (default: false)
-h, --help Show this help