Constructor

Constructors in Dart enable the creation of new object references. Similar to other programming languages, they can include parameters that are passed during the call. The rules for parameters follow the conventions of functions or other structures that support parameter usage.

However, the utilization of constructors can vary because the language offers two distinct types. Each type has its own set of rules, leading to the challenge that one specification object is too complex to accommodate both variants. In fairness, the specification object itself isn't the issue here; rather, the writing process becomes more intricate.

To avoid issues during generation, the API provides different data definitions and writer implementations for both cases. This approach enhances code readability, ensuring that the writer classes are not overly complex. While each constructor type shares the same usage during development, they differ in their implementation.

Under the "normal" constructor the project understands the general way for constructor usage in classes or POJO classes.