I am not planning on adding any new programming languages to Astronomy Engine. The simple reason is, it is a huge amount of work! If someone wants to take the lead to add support for another language, I would help them do that. So far, most people who attempt this task give up after they realize how much work it requires: coding, unit testing, demos, and documentation for approximately 100 functions. The last time I did this (for Kotlin), it took me over a month working full time, and I had the help of a Kotlin expert. These days, my priorities are for other projects, especially when it requires learning another programming language, along with its associated tools and workflow, in the process.
A better option might be to for you to start with my pre-generated code in one of the supported languages (whichever you feel is "closest" to Dart) and port only the functions you need for your application. If you go this route, I can probably help get you unstuck with issues you run into, but you would have to take the lead.
I'm not sure, but is it possible for a Dart program to use code written in Objective C? If so, maybe you could use the C version of Astronomy Engine, as Objective C is a superset of C?
I am not planning on adding any new programming languages to Astronomy Engine. The simple reason is, it is a huge amount of work! If someone wants to take the lead to add support for another language, I would help them do that. So far, most people who attempt this task give up after they realize how much work it requires: coding, unit testing, demos, and documentation for approximately 100 functions. The last time I did this (for Kotlin), it took me over a month working full time, and I had the help of a Kotlin expert. These days, my priorities are for other projects, especially when it requires learning another programming language, along with its associated tools and workflow, in the process.
A better option might be to for you to start with my pre-generated code in one of the supported languages (whichever you feel is "closest" to Dart) and port only the functions you need for your application. If you go this route, I can probably help get you unstuck with issues you run into, but you would have to take the lead.
I'm not sure, but is it possible for a Dart program to use code written in Objective C? If so, maybe you could use the C version of Astronomy Engine, as Objective C is a superset of C?