ag_widgets 0.1.0

Enhance your apps with our versatile smart widgets. Designed for daily development projects, they streamline workflows and boost functionality.

ag_widgets

ag_widgets is a comprehensive package that offers a treasure trove of versatile, user-friendly smart widgets designed for daily use in your development projects. Elevate your apps and streamline your workflow with a rich array of customizable widgets for various tasks and functionalities.

Getting Started

To get started with ag_widgets, follow these simple steps:

1. Add the package to your pubspec.yaml file:

   dependencies:
     ag_widgets: ^0.0.6  # Replace with the latest version
   

Importing the Package

To start using the ag_widgets package in your Dart code, simply import it as follows:

import 'package:ag_widgets/ag_widgets.dart';

Start using the smart widgets in your project!

Icon Image

The IconImage method allows you to set icons that are loaded from either local assets or a network source. It's a handy utility for displaying images with ease. Here's an example usage:

"assets/images/placeholder.jpg".iconImage(),

SVG Icon Image

The svgIconImage method allows you to set icons that are loaded from either local assets or a network source which are SVG. It's a handy utility for displaying images with ease. Here's an example usage:

"assets/images/placeholder.jpg".svgIconImage(),

CustomDivider Widget

The CustomDivider widget is a customizable divider in Flutter that can be used to separate content with various styles. It offers different divider styles such as plain line, gradient line, dotted line, and gradient dotted line. This widget allows you to control the weight, color, endIndent, indent, colorList (for gradients), spacing (for dotted lines), and stroke cap of the divider.

Example Usage

CustomDivider(
weight: 2.0,
color: Colors.blue,
style: DividerStyle.gradientLine,
colorList: [Colors.blue, Colors.green],
endIndent: 16.0,
indent: 16.0,
strokeCap: StrokeCap.round,
)

style (DividerStyle)

The style of the divider. It can be one of the following values:

• DividerStyle.plainLine: A plain solid line.
• DividerStyle.gradientLine: A gradient solid line.
• DividerStyle.dottedLine: A dotted line.
• DividerStyle.gradientDottedLine: A gradient dotted line.

ViewAllButton

The ViewAllButton widget is a customizable Flutter widget designed to display a title and an optional "View All" button. It is often used to navigate to a list or view with more details. This widget provides flexibility in customizing the title, text size, text color, and the behavior of the "View All" button. All" text. (Default is false)

Use Cases

1. Displaying a "View All" button below a section title.
2. Navigating to a new screen or performing an action when the "View All" button is tapped.
3. Customizing the appearance of the title and button text.

Example

ViewAllButton(
  title: "Recent Articles",
  onTap: () {
    // Navigate to the list of recent articles
    Navigator.push(context, MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) => RecentArticlesScreen()));
  },
  titleTextStyle: TextStyle(fontWeight: FontWeight.bold, fontSize: 20),
  textSize: 20,
  viewAllText: "See All Articles",
  textColor: Colors.blue,
  padding: EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: 16, vertical: 12),
  showViewAll: true,
  hideViewAllIcon: false,
)

In this example, the ViewAllButton widget is used to display a custom title "Recent Articles" with a larger font size and blue text color. When the "See All Articles" button is tapped, it navigates to the RecentArticlesScreen. The padding, visibility of the "View All" button, and the visibility of the arrow icon are also customized.

CircleWidget

The CircleWidget class is a custom Flutter widget that provides a circular container with various customization options. It can be used as a decoration or background for other widgets. This documentation outlines the usage and properties of the CircleWidget class.

Example

CircleWidget({
  this.size = 50.0,
  this.backgroundColor = Colors.transparent,
  this.borderColor,
  this.borderWidth = 0.0,
  this.child,
  this.shadows,
});