Stape - Dart/Flutter Library

A Dart/Flutter library that provides extension methods and properties to extend your codebase.

Documentation

You can find the documentation HERE

Features

The library offers a wide range of features to support your development needs. Here are some examples of what you can expect:

  1. Extension Methods: The library includes numerous extension methods that allow you to add functionality to existing Dart/Flutter classes. These methods can simplify common tasks and provide additional convenience.

  2. Extension Properties: In addition to methods, the library also provides extension properties. These properties enable you to access or modify certain attributes of Dart/Flutter classes in a more concise and intuitive manner.

  3. Custom Widgets: You'll find a collection of custom Flutter widgets that are not available in the standard Flutter framework. These widgets can be used to enhance the user interface and provide unique visual elements.

Getting Started

To start using the stape library, follow these steps:

  1. Add the library as a dependency in your Dart/Flutter project. You can do this by adding the library's package name to your pubspec.yaml file.

    dependencies:
      stape: ^1.0.0
    
  2. Run flutter packages get in your project's root directory to fetch the library and update your project.

  3. Import the library in your Dart/Flutter files where you want to use its features.

    import 'package:stape/stape.dart';
    
  4. Explore the library's source code and documentation to discover the available extension methods, properties, and custom widgets. You can find detailed explanations and examples in the library's documentation.

Improvements and Suggestions

Your feedback and suggestions are highly appreciated. If you have any ideas or suggestions for improving the stape library, please don't hesitate to reach out to me via email. I am open to hearing your thoughts and incorporating your ideas to make this library even better.

Thank you for using the stape library, and happy coding!