custom_refresh_indicator 0.2.1

Flutter Widget that make it easy to implement custom refresh indicator.

Flutter Custom Refresh Indicator

This package adds CustomRefreshIndicator widget that make it easy to implement your own custom refresh indicator.

Example use:

CustomRefreshIndicator(
  // Your custom indicator builder
  indicatorBuilder: (context, data) => SimpleIndicatorContainer(
    data: data,
    child: SimpleIndicatorContent(data: data),
  ),
  onRefresh: myAsyncRefreshMethod,
  // Your child scroll widget 
  child: ListView.separated(
    itemBuilder: (BuildContext context, int index) => const SizedBox(
      height: 100,
    ),
    separatorBuilder: (BuildContext context, int index) =>
        const SizedBox(height: 20),
  ),
)

Working examples:

Use of SimpleIndicatorContainer with Icon as child LINK

Envelope indicator

Getting started

CustomRefreshIndicator

CustomRefreshIndicator has an absolute minimum functionality that allows you to create and set your own custom indicators.

Arguments

Argument	Type	Default value	Required
child	Widget	none	true
onRefresh	Future<void> Function()	none	true
indicatorBuilder	Widget Function(BuildContext, CustomRefreshIndicatorData)	none	true
dragingToIdleDuration	Duration	Duration(milliseconds: 300)	false
armedToLoadingDuration	Duration	Duration(milliseconds: 200)	false
loadingToIdleDuration	Duration	Duration(milliseconds: 100)	false
leadingGlowVisible	bool	false	false
trailingGlowVisible	bool	true	false

CustomRefreshIndicatorData

Object containig data provided by CustomRefreshIndicator.

Props

prop	type
value	double
direction	AxisDirection
scrollingDirection	ScrollDirection
indicatorState	CustomRefreshIndicatorState

CustomRefreshIndicatorState

Enum which describes state of CustomRefreshIndicator.

idle

CustomRefreshIndicator is idle (There is no action)

(CustomRefreshIndicatorData.value == 0)

draging

Whether user is draging CustomRefreshIndicator ending the scroll WILL NOT result in onRefresh call

(CustomRefreshIndicatorData.value < 1)

armed

CustomRefreshIndicator is armed ending the scroll WILL result in:

• CustomRefreshIndicator.onRefresh call
• change of status to loading
• decreasing CustomRefreshIndicatorData.value to 1 in duration specified by CustomRefreshIndicator.armedToLoadingDuration)

(CustomRefreshIndicatorData.value >= 1)

hiding

CustomRefreshIndicator is hiding indicator when onRefresh future is resolved or indicator was canceled (scroll ended when [CustomRefreshIndicatorState] was equal to dragging so value was less than 1 or the user started scrolling through the list)

(CustomRefreshIndicatorData.value decreases to 0 in duration specified by CustomRefreshIndicator.dragingToIdleDuration)

loading

CustomRefreshIndicator is awaiting on onRefresh call result. When onRefresh will resolve CustomRefreshIndicator will change state from loading to hiding and decrease CustomRefreshIndicatorData.value from 1 to 0 in duration specified by CustomRefreshIndicator.loadingToIdleDuration

(CustomRefreshIndicatorData.value == 1)