coder0211 0.0.44

This is a package with functions and widgets to make app development faster and more convenient, currently it is developed by one developer.

Coder0211

This is a package with functions and widgets to make app development faster and more convenient, currently it is developed by one developer.

Support

1. Base screen

[BaseScreen] is a base class for all screens in the app.

• It provides some useful methods for screens.
• Every screen should extend this class.
• Example:

class MyHomePage extends BaseScreen {
     const MyHomePage({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
     @override
     State<MyHomePage> createState() => _MyHomePageState();
}

[BaseScreenState] is a base class for all screen states in the app.

• It provides the [store].
• AutomaticKeepAliveClientMixin is used to keep the screen alive when the user navigates to another screen.
• It also provides the [initState] method to initialize the [store] instance.
• It also provides the [dispose] method to dispose the [store] instance.
• It also provides the [build] method to build the screen.
• Every screen state should extend this class.
• [BaseScreenState] is a stateful widget.
• Example:

class _MyHomePageState extends BaseScreenState<MyHomePage, MainStore> {
     @override
     Widget build(BuildContext context) {
       super.build(context);
       return Scaffold(
         appBar: AppBar(),
         body: Container()
      );
    }
 }

2. TextEX

• USING : <String>.<Name()>

• Example: hello.d1()

[d1] return text with style d1

• Param [color] color = Colors.black
• Param [textAlign] textAlign = TextAlign.start
• Param [maxLines] maxLines = 1
• Param [fontSize] font size = 42
• Param [fontWeight] font weight = FontWeight.w300

  Widget d1(
      {Color color = Colors.black,
      TextAlign textAlign = TextAlign.start,
      int maxLines = 1}) {
    return BaseText(this,
        textAlign: textAlign,
        maxLines: maxLines,
        style: GoogleFonts.notoSans(
            fontSize: 42, color: color, fontWeight: FontWeight.w300));
  }

3. DoubleEX

• USING : <Double>.<Name()>

• Example: 10.0.r(context)

[r(context)] Get the standard ratio compared to the design screen size

  double r(BuildContext context, {double defaultScreenWidth = 390}) =>
      (this / defaultScreenWidth) * BaseUtils.getScreenWidth(context);