Flutter Color Picker Wheel

Flutter Color Picker Wheel is an easy to use widget which can be heavily customized.

• You can use the WheelColorPicker directly by providing list of colors you want to include and animation configs.
• You can use the WheelColorPickerEntryContent and manage OverlayEntry yourself.
• This library provides some presets which make it even easier to use this component.

How to use

Add the dependency to your pubspec.yaml

flutter_color_picker_wheel: ^0.0.1

Showcase

Fan Default Preset	Fan Simple Preset	Sun Ray Default
Sun Ray Simple	Detached Full Screen without Gap	Detached Full Screen with Gap
Custom Color Set	Custom Animation	Manage Your Own OverlayEntry

Example Code

you can find more examples in the example path of this repository

Simple Usecase

import 'package:flutter_color_picker_wheel/flutter_color_picker_wheel.dart';

Color color; /// you want to initialize this color in the initState method

Widget myButton = WheelColorPicker(
    onSelect: (Color newColor) {
         setState(() {
           color = newColor;
        });
    },
    /// long press to open, another behaviour is clickToOpen to open
    behaviour: ButtonBehaviour.longPressToOpen,
    /// inital color
    defaultColor: color,
    /// fanLikeAnimationConfig is a preset, you can import this from the package
    animationConfig: fanLikeAnimationConfig,   
    /// simpleColors is a preset, you can import this from the package
    colorList: simpleColors,
    /// size of the clickable button in the middle
    buttonSize: 40,
    /// height of each piece (outerRadius - innerRadius of a piece)
    pieceHeight: 25,
    /// starting radius of the donut shaped wheel
    innerRadius: 80,
);                  

---

Custom Color Set

WheelColorPicker(
	onSelect: (Color newColor) {
		setState(() {
			color = newColor;
		});
	},
	defaultColor: color,
	animationConfig: fanLikeAnimationConfig,
	colorList: const [
		[Colors.red, Colors.redAccent, Colors.deepOrange],
		[Colors.black26, Colors.black45, Colors.black87],
		[Colors.blue, Colors.blueAccent, Colors.blueGrey],
		[Colors.deepPurpleAccent, Colors.purpleAccent],
	],
	buttonSize: 40,
	pieceHeight: 15,
	innerRadius: 80,
);

---

Custom Animation

WheelColorPicker(
	onSelect: (Color newColor) {
	    setState(() {
			color = newColor;
		});
	},
	behaviour: ButtonBehaviour.clickToOpen,
	defaultColor: color,
	animationConfig: const FanAnimationConfig(
		animationDurationInMillisecond: 1000,
		rayAnimationConfig: RayAnimationConfig(
			curve: Curves.easeInQuad,
			enabled: false,
		),
		scaleAnimationConfig: ScaleAnimationConfig(
			curve: Curves.easeInOutCubic,
			enabled: true,
			animationStartDelay: 0,
			animationFinishDelay: 0.2,
		),
		opacityAnimationConfig: OpacityAnimationConfig(
			curve: Curves.linear,
			enabled: true,
			animationStartDelay: 0.2,
			animationFinishDelay: 0,
		),
		rotationAnimationConfig: RotationAnimationConfig(
			curve: Curves.easeInQuad,
			enabled: true,
			animationFinishDelay: 0.4
		)
	),
	colorList: defaultAvailableColors,
	buttonSize: 40,
	pieceHeight: 25,
	innerRadius: 80,
)

---

Using WheelColorPickerEntryContent

Note: This use case is a bit complicated.

If you decided to go this route there are several core ideas that you need to wrap your head around.

• WheelOverlayEntryContent should be generated only ONCE but not generated each build. You can have a new OverlayEntry, but you only need one WheelOverlayEntryContent. This helps us to have a decent performance.
• To stick the WheelOverlayEntryContent to some component, you want to use LayerLink. See WheelColorPicker as an example
• You need to provide AnimationController to the Widget, thus you want to extend some ticker provider, eg. SingleTickerProviderStateMixin

---

Example:

class ExampleUseOverlayOnlyState extends State<ExampleUseOverlayOnly> with SingleTickerProviderStateMixin {  
	Color color = Colors.redAccent;  
	late Widget overlayContent;  
	late AnimationController controller;  
	OverlayEntry? _overlayEntry;  
	bool isOpen = false;  
  
	@override  
    void dispose() {  
		if (_overlayEntry != null) {  
			_overlayEntry!.remove();  
			_overlayEntry = null;  
		}  
		controller.dispose();  
		super.dispose();  
	}  

	void _showOverlay() async {  
		if (!isOpen) {  
			isOpen = true;  
			controller.forward();  
			OverlayState? overlayState = Overlay.of(context);  
			_overlayEntry = OverlayEntry(builder: (context) => overlayContent);  
			overlayState?.insert(_overlayEntry!);  
		}  
	}  
  
void _hideOverlay() async {  
	if (isOpen) {  
		isOpen = false;  
		controller.reverse();  
		Future.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 500)).then((_) {  
			if (_overlayEntry != null) {  
				_overlayEntry!.remove();  
				_overlayEntry = null;  
			}  
		});  
	}  
}  
  
@override  
void initState() {  
	super.initState();  
	controller = AnimationController(vsync: this, duration:Duration(milliseconds: 500));  
	overlayContent = WheelOverlayEntryContent(  
		animationController: controller,  
		animationConfig: sunRayLikeAnimationConfig,  
		colors: simpleColors,  
		innerRadius: 200,  
		pieceHeight: 20,  
		pieceBorderSize: 5,  
		hideOverlay: _hideOverlay,  
		onSelect: (Color selectedColor) {  
			_hideOverlay();  
			setState(() {  
				color = selectedColor;  
			});  
		},  
	);  
}  
  
@override  
Widget build(BuildContext context) {  
	return Container(  
		padding: const EdgeInsets.all(150),  
		child: Column(  
			children:[  
				Expanded(  
					flex:12,  
					child: Container(  
						height: 500,  
						width: 500,  
						decoration: BoxDecoration(  
							borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(45),  
							border: Border.all(  
								width: 15,  
								color: color  
							)  
						),  
					)  
				),  
				const Expanded(flex:2, child: SizedBox()),  
				Expanded(
					flex:2,  
					child: MaterialButton(  
						color: Colors.blueAccent,  
						textColor: Colors.white,  
						child: const Text("Click to Open"),  
							onPressed: _showOverlay,  
						)  
					),  
				]  
			)  
		);  
	}  
}