cupertino_listview - Display a vertical list of sections (group of items), respecting iOS UX design.

This library tends to be the equivalent of iOS UITableView with plain sections.

It contains one widget: CupertinoListView, that mimics in its usage the ListView widget.

Therefore ou have two ways to build it:

Examples

CupertinoListView.builder(
    sectionCount: _data.length,
    itemInSectionCount: (section) => _data[section].items.length,
    sectionBuilder: (context, sectionPath, _) => Text(_data[sectionPath.section].name),
    childBuilder: (context, indexPath) => Text(_data[indexPath.section].items[indexPath.child]),
    separatorBuilder: (context, indexPath) => Divider(indent: 20.0),
    controller: _scrollController,
);

CupertinoListView(
    children: _data.fold([], (list, section) {
        return [
          Text(_data[section].name),
          ..._data[section].items.map((item) => Text(item)).toList(),
        ];
    }),
    padding: const EdgeInsets.all(4.0),
);

another example

You can also use this library in combination to scroll_to_index.

The complete explanation is available here: https://medium.com/flutter-community/flutter-ios-styled-listview-cc21d8574dd5

CupertinoListView properties

Parameter Description Default value
children List of sections. A section is a list with the section title as its first element, followed by section's items. Sections can be empty. -
floatingSectionBuilder Required builder used to create floating section widget. This builder is intended to differentiate the section widget from list and the floating one. -
sectionCount Number of sections. -
itemInSectionCount Retrieve the number of items of sections. -
sectionBuilder Used to build the section title. -
childBuilder Used to build an item of a section. -
separatorBuilder Used to build separator between two children of sections. -
controller Control the position to which this scroll view is scrolled. -
cacheExtent Cache elements used to display faster and smoother the list. -
clipBehavior Same as ListView.clipBehavior: "ways to clip a widget's content". Clip.hardEdge
dragStartBehavior Same as ListView.dragStartBehavior: "Determines the way that drag start behavior is handled". DragStartBehavior.start
physics Same as ListView.physics: "How the scroll view should respond to user input". -
restorationId Same as ListView.restorationId: used "to save and restore the scroll offset of the scrollable". -
padding The amount of space by which to inset the children. -
keyboardDismissBehavior Defines how the list will dismiss the keyboard automatically. manual

Libraries

cupertino_listview