codifyiq_terms_and_conditions 1.1.0

A scrollable terms-and-conditions widget with Markdown rendering and a scroll-gated acceptance button.

codifyiq_terms_and_conditions

A standardized way to display terms and conditions and require acceptance before proceeding.

Demo

Select the image for a quick walkthrough:

Features

• Scrollable Markdown view for the terms (rendered with gpt_markdown).
• An acceptance button, enabled only once the content is non-scrollable or the user has scrolled to the very end.
• Customizable terms content and an onAccepted callback; a null callback disables the button.
• Short, overridable button labels (readPromptLabel, acceptLabel) that stay on one line and can be localized.
• An isProcessing flag that shows a progress indicator while an acceptance is being recorded.
• Defaults to placeholder text while your legal team finalizes the language.

Installation

dependencies:
  codifyiq_terms_and_conditions: ^1.1.0

Usage

import 'package:codifyiq_terms_and_conditions/codifyiq_terms_and_conditions.dart';

TermsAndConditionsWidget(
  onAccepted: () => Navigator.of(context).pop(true),
);

While an acceptance is being recorded server-side, disable the button and show a spinner:

TermsAndConditionsWidget(
  isProcessing: _isRecording,
  onAccepted: _recordAcceptance,
);

Both button labels can be replaced — to localize them, or to use your own assent wording:

TermsAndConditionsWidget(
  readPromptLabel: 'Lire pour accepter',
  acceptLabel: 'Accepter',
  onAccepted: _recordAcceptance,
);

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
headerText	String	'Terms and Conditions'	Heading shown above the terms.
termsContent	String?	placeholder text	The terms, as Markdown.
onAccepted	VoidCallback?	null	Invoked when the user accepts. When null the button is disabled.
readPromptLabel	String	'Read to accept'	Button label while the terms have not been scrolled to the end.
acceptLabel	String	'Accept'	Button label once the terms have been scrolled to the end.
isProcessing	bool	false	While true, disables the button and replaces its label with a progress indicator.

The default labels are short so they stay on one line down to a 360dp-wide screen at a 1.3x accessibility text scale. If you override them — or support narrower screens — keep them brief; a long label wraps and makes the button noticeably taller.

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Part of the CodifyIQ component family · pub.dev/publishers/codifyiq.com