fconnectivity

A Flutter package that provides utilities for checking internet connectivity status. It allows developers to easily manage and respond to changes in internet access state within their applications.

Usage

Listening to internet access state changes

You can use either the InternetAccessConsumer widget or the InternetAccessListener class to listen to internet access state changes.

For example:

// This widget will rebuild whenever the internet access state changes, it will also trigger the onInternetAccessGained and onInternetAccessLost callbacks.
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
  return InternetAccessConsumer(
    onInternetAccessGained: (context) => print('Internet access gained'),
    onInternetAccessLost: (context) => print('Internet access lost'),
    // this builder will be called when the internet access state changes
    builder: (context, hasInternetAccess) => Text(
      'Internet access state: ${hasInternetAccess ? 'Available' : 'Not Available'}',
    ),
  );
}

or

// This widget will not rebuild if the internet access state changes, it will only trigger the onInternetAccessGained and onInternetAccessLost callbacks.
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
  return InternetAccessListener(
    onInternetAccessGained: (context) => print('Internet access gained'),
    onInternetAccessLost: (context) => print('Internet access lost'),
    // this widget will not rebuild if the internet access state changes
    child: YourWidget(),
  );
}

Configuring the internet access checking process

You can configure the internet access checking process by using the InternetAccessChecker class.

For example:

// Manually trigger an internet access check and notify listeners about the result.
InternetAccessChecker.instance.triggerInternetAccessCheck();

// Set a new interval for periodic internet access checks.
InternetAccessChecker.instance.setInternetAccessCheckInterval(Duration(seconds: 10));

// Set the delay for the internet access check after a connectivity change occurs.
InternetAccessChecker.instance.setPostConnectivityChangeCheckDelay(Duration(seconds: 1));

Disposing resources

If you don't want to use the internet access checking anymore, dispose the resources this way:

// Dispose the resources used by the service.
InternetAccessChecker.instance.dispose();

• You cannot use the package after calling InternetAccessChecker.instance.dispose();

Notes

• No resources will be used by the package until you start listening to internet access state changes by using one of the listener widgets (InternetAccessConsumer or InternetAccessListener).

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