statusbar_color

✨ Features

• Null Safety: 100% migrated to Dart null safety.
• Modern iOS Implementation: Avoids private APIs and uses scene-safe UIWindow access, avoiding App Store rejections.
• Web Support: Seamlessly alters the browser's theme-color meta tag on the web.
• Android V2 Embedding: Fully compatible with the latest Android Flutter architecture.
• Color Manipulation: Programmatically adjust both the background color and foreground icon brightness (light/dark) for the status bar and navigation bar.

🚀 Getting Started

Add the dependency to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  statusbar_color: ^0.0.6

Import the package in your Dart code:

import 'package:statusbar_color/statusbar_color.dart';

💻 Usage

Changing Status Bar Color

// Change the status bar color to a Material color (e.g., green[400])
await FlutterStatusbarcolor.setStatusBarColor(Colors.green[400]!);

// Automatically adjust the foreground (icons/text) brightness based on the background
if (useWhiteForeground(Colors.green[400]!)) {
  FlutterStatusbarcolor.setStatusBarWhiteForeground(true);
} else {
  FlutterStatusbarcolor.setStatusBarWhiteForeground(false);
}

Changing Navigation Bar Color (Android only)

// Change the navigation bar color to a Material color (e.g., orange[200])
await FlutterStatusbarcolor.setNavigationBarColor(Colors.orange[200]!);

// Automatically adjust the navigation bar icons' brightness
if (useWhiteForeground(Colors.orange[200]!)) {
  FlutterStatusbarcolor.setNavigationBarWhiteForeground(true);
} else {
  FlutterStatusbarcolor.setNavigationBarWhiteForeground(false);
}

Retrieving Current Colors

Color? statusbarColor = await FlutterStatusbarcolor.getStatusBarColor();
Color? navigationbarColor = await FlutterStatusbarcolor.getNavigationBarColor();

Automatic Status Bar Brightness (Auto Background Detection)

statusbar_color can automatically detect the background color behind the status bar and adjust the icon brightness accordingly. Our implementation is highly optimized, using raw RGBA byte inspection rather than heavy PNG compression, guaranteeing 0 stuttering during route transitions.

1. Wrap your MaterialApp with StatusbarColorCapturer.
2. Add StatusbarColorAuto.instance.observer to your navigatorObservers.

void main() {
  runApp(
    StatusbarColorCapturer(
      child: MaterialApp(
        navigatorObservers: [StatusbarColorAuto.instance.observer],
        home: const MyHomePage(),
      ),
    ),
  );
}

Whenever a new page is pushed or popped, the observer will automatically take a snapshot of the top of the screen, calculate the average luminance, and update the status bar text/icons to either light or dark.

You can also trigger it manually at any time:

StatusbarColorAuto.instance.refresh();

📱 Supported Platforms & API Levels

Platform	Feature	Minimum API / OS Version
Android	getStatusBarColor	API 21 (5.0)
	setStatusBarColor	API 21 (5.0)
	setStatusBarWhiteForeground	API 23 (6.0)
	getNavigationBarColor	API 21 (5.0)
	setNavigationBarColor	API 21 (5.0)
	setNavigationBarWhiteForeground	API 26 (8.0)
iOS	getStatusBarColor	iOS 7+
	setStatusBarColor	iOS 7+
	setStatusBarWhiteForeground	iOS 7+
Web	getStatusBarColor	All major browsers
	setStatusBarColor	Browsers supporting <meta name="theme-color">

⚠️ Notes & Best Practices

• Lifecycle Changes: If you notice the foreground brightness reverts after minimizing and resuming the app, listen to the app's lifecycle state using Flutter's WidgetsBindingObserver mixin and re-apply the styling in the didChangeAppLifecycleState method.
• iOS Transparency: Some iOS configurations might require tweaking Info.plist (such as UIViewControllerBasedStatusBarAppearance) for optimal foreground brightness manipulation.

❤️ Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the issues page and the pull requests page.