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implement shared_preference to persist user settings - #193
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Looks good! Tested locally and my settings have persisted correctly between restarts.
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Use of the Flutter library shared_preferences to store user settings using a simple key/value system. This library is a cross platform abstraction of the Android SharedPreference and iOS NSUserDefaults. It is an efficient way to persist users preferences without using the sqLIte database.
To test :