check-platform

/check-platform

Audit platform adaptation. Mobile apps must feel native on both iOS and Android — this command finds the gaps.

When to use

• Before a cross-platform release
• After adding a new screen
• User asks "does this work on iOS" / "is this Cupertino-ready"

Checks

1. Check design context: If .klamben.md exists in the project root, read it first. Apply the project's brand, platform targets, accessibility tier, and existing patterns to your work below.
2. Platform-specific code paths — Platform.isIOS branches using Material widgets (and vice versa)
3. Missing .adaptive constructors — Switch not Switch.adaptive, Slider not .adaptive
4. Navigation patterns — MaterialPageRoute on iOS without CupertinoPageRoute fallback
5. Dialog style — AlertDialog not showAdaptiveDialog
6. Scroll physics — missing BouncingScrollPhysics on iOS paths
7. Typography — Roboto on iOS (San Francisco expected)
8. Status bar — dark icons on light bg without SystemUiOverlayStyle applied

Output format

Platform check for lib/screens/profile.dart

ISSUES
  14:8  Switch used — consider Switch.adaptive
        → Use Switch.adaptive(value: ..., onChanged: ...)

  28:3  AlertDialog used — consider showAdaptiveDialog
        → showAdaptiveDialog(context: ..., builder: ...)

  42:11 BottomNavigationBar on iOS path without CupertinoTabBar
        → Use PlatformTabScaffold or branch on Platform.isIOS

OK
- No Material widgets under Platform.isIOS branches
- Navigator pushes use adaptive route