corextra 1.2.0
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Handy Dart extensions and utility functions for easier coding.
corextra #
A lightweight Dart package offering handy extensions and utility functions
for common types like String, int, double, List, and more.
Make your Dart and Flutter code cleaner, safer, and easier to read.
Features #
Core Extensions #
- Extensions on core types for safer parsing and formatting
- Null-safe and concise checks like
.isNullOrEmptyonString?andList? - Convenient conversion helpers:
.toTryInt(),.toTryDouble(),.toTryBool() - String utilities like
.capitalize(),.toPascalCase(),.toCamelCase() - Numeric helpers to sanitize negative values
- Helper functions like
isStringEmpty()andisListEmpty()for legacy or functional use - DateTime extensions for:
- Parsing from string to
DateTime - Formatting
DateTimeto string with customizable formats
- Parsing from string to
safeSetState:- Safely updates widget state only if the widget is still mounted
- Prevents
setState()calls on disposed widgets, reducing runtime errors
Form Validators #
- General-purpose form field validators for Flutter
TextFormField - Validators included:
required— ensures a field is not emptyemail— validates email formatphone— validates phone numbers with optional mask lengthotp— validates OTP with customizable lengthpassword— validates password with customizable minimum lengthconfirmPassword— ensures password confirmation matches original password
- Optional translation support via
easy_localization
Responsive Utilities #
- ResponsiveBreakpoints: simple and customizable screen size helpers (
xs,sm,md,lg,xl) for responsive layouts in Flutter
Error Handling #
- Custom Exception System for structured error handling:
CorextraException(base class)CorextraCustomExceptionfor generic app-level errorsCorextraNetworkExceptionfor network-related errors (e.g., Dio, HTTP requests)
- DioErrorHandler:
- Maps Dio errors to user-friendly messages
- Throws typed exceptions (
CorextraNetworkException)
Logging Utilities #
debugLog:- Lightweight, debug-only logger for development builds
- Supports multiple log levels via
LogLevel(info,warning,error) - Each level maps to a distinct ANSI color via
LogColor
AppLogger:- Structured logging for app events, Dio requests, responses, and errors
- Easy integration with existing network layers
AppLoggerInterceptor:- Dio interceptor for pretty-printed, bordered, color-coded HTTP logs
- One consolidated block per request, response, or error
- Toggle with
enabled: falseto silence all logs
Animation Utilities #
- FadeSlideTransition:
- A combined fade + slide transition widget
- Supports directions:
top,bottom,left,right, andcustom - Built with
AnimatedSwitcherfor smooth transitions
DevTools Utilities #
An in-app inspector, styled after Flutter DevTools — no separate DevTools connection needed, and it's automatically disabled outside debug builds.
MaterialApp(
builder: (context, child) =>
CorextraDevToolsOverlay(child: child ?? const SizedBox.shrink()),
home: const HomeScreen(),
)
dio.interceptors.add(const CorextraDevToolsInterceptor());
A draggable bubble opens the panel, with four tabs:
- Network — every request/response, searchable and filterable by method or status. Wide screens get a two-pane list + detail view. Redact sensitive headers with
hiddenHeaders - Logs — every
debugLog/AppLoggercall, searchable and filterable by level — no extra wiring needed - Performance — a live FPS/frame-time chart with jank highlighting and tap-to-inspect frames
- Info — app + device details via
package_info_plus/device_info_plus
Tap Minimize to shrink the panel into a small floating window you can keep an eye on while testing the rest of the app. Drag the bubble or the window to a screen edge to tuck it out of the way, or resize the window from its corner. Toggle everything at runtime with CorextraDevTools.instance.enabled.
Planned for a future phase: a widget/layout inspector, memory heap snapshots, a storage (shared_preferences) viewer, and a route/navigation inspector.
Getting Started #
Add this package to your Dart or Flutter project by adding this line to your pubspec.yaml:
dependencies:
corextra: ^1.2.0
Then import it in your Dart code:
import 'package:corextra/corextra.dart';
Example #
A runnable demo app lives in example/, including the
DevTools panel. Run it with:
cd example
flutter pub get
flutter run