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Expand Up @@ -459,4 +459,15 @@ You can access the custom enums from **Set from Variable** menu > **Custom Enum*
- Keep your custom class files modular and focused; ideally one class per file for better organization and reusability.
- Avoid advanced Dart features that are not supported by FlutterFlow’s parser, such as generics or function-typed fields.
- Re-parse your code after making changes to ensure FlutterFlow updates the parsed structure correctly.
- Document your code with comments to make your custom classes easier to understand and maintain over time.
- Document your code with comments to make your custom classes easier to understand and maintain over time.

## FAQs

<details>
<summary>
Can I add Custom Classes (Code Files) in a Library Project?
</summary>
<p>
Yes, you can. When a Library Project is imported, any custom code files you’ve defined will be parsed, and the resulting classes will be available for use in the consuming project.
</p>
</details>