coercedMediaQuery method

ViewPort coercedMediaQuery(MediaQueryData data, { double minHeight = 0, double minWidth = 0, double maxHeight = double.infinity, double maxWidth = double.infinity, })

Provides a ViewPort which will produce the data's size values that are lower bounded by the given minHeight and minWidth and upper bounded by the given maxHeight and maxWidth

Simply said, if the data size values are lesser than the defined bounds, then bound values are returned (e.g. data.size.width = 300 and minWidth = 400, then 400 will be returned). The same applies for the upper bounds (e.g. data.size.width = 1200 and maxWidth = 1024, then 1024 will be returned).

minWidth describes the width's lower bound, minHeight - height's lower bound. The lower bounds are 0 by default. maxWidth describes the width's upper bound, maxHeight - height's upper bound. The lower bounds are set to double.infinity by default.

Invocation of this method with all the parameters provided with the default values will produce no additional effect over the direct data's size instance usage unless there are specific cases like data.size.width resulting into double.infinity, for which the result is unspecified.

final ViewPort vp = const ViewPorts().coercedMediaQuery(
  MediaQuery.of(context),
  minWidth: 200.0,
  maxWidth: 1024.0,
);

Implementation

ViewPort coercedMediaQuery(
  MediaQueryData data, {
  double minHeight = 0,
  double minWidth = 0,
  double maxHeight = double.infinity,
  double maxWidth = double.infinity,
}) =>
    coerced(
      fromMediaQueryData(data),
      minHeight: minHeight,
      maxHeight: maxHeight,
      minWidth: minWidth,
      maxWidth: maxWidth,
    );