parse method

@override Widget parse(Map<String, dynamic> map, BuildContext buildContext, ClickListener? listener)

parse the json map into a flutter widget.

Implementation

@override
Widget parse(Map<String, dynamic> map, BuildContext buildContext,
    ClickListener? listener) {
  bool isThreeLine =
      map.containsKey("isThreeLine") ? map["isThreeLine"] : false;
  EdgeInsetsGeometry? contentPadding = map.containsKey("contentPadding")
      ? parseEdgeInsetsGeometry(map["contentPadding"])
      : null;
  bool? dense = map.containsKey("dense") ? map["dense"] : false;
  bool enabled = map.containsKey("enabled") ? map["enabled"] : true;
  Widget? leading = map.containsKey("leading")
      ? DynamicWidgetBuilder.buildFromMap(
          map["leading"], buildContext, listener)
      : null;
  bool selected = map.containsKey("selected") ? map["selected"] : false;
  Widget? subtitle = map.containsKey("subtitle")
      ? DynamicWidgetBuilder.buildFromMap(
          map["subtitle"], buildContext, listener)
      : null;
  Widget? title = map.containsKey("title")
      ? DynamicWidgetBuilder.buildFromMap(
          map["title"], buildContext, listener)
      : null;
  Widget? trailing = map.containsKey("trailing")
      ? DynamicWidgetBuilder.buildFromMap(
          map["trailing"], buildContext, listener)
      : null;
  String? tapEvent = map.containsKey("tapEvent") ? map["tapEvent"] : null;

  return ListTile(
    isThreeLine: isThreeLine,
    leading: leading,
    title: title,
    subtitle: subtitle,
    trailing: trailing,
    dense: dense,
    contentPadding: contentPadding,
    enabled: enabled,
    onTap: () {
      if (listener != null && tapEvent != null) {
        listener.onClicked(tapEvent);
      }
    },
    selected: selected,
  );
}