data_handler 0.0.4

Refactored architecture with enhanced global configuration for state management and data handling in Flutter applications. This package provides a robust solution for managing API states, including lo [...]

DataHandler 🚀✨📦

Effortless State Management for API Responses in Flutter Apps! 🎯📱⚡

DataHandler is a lightweight and efficient state management utility designed to handle API responses seamlessly across all Flutter platforms (Android, iOS, Web, Windows, macOS, and Linux). It simplifies state handling, including loading, success, error, and empty states, ensuring a smooth UI experience with performance optimization and global configuration. 🎉🚀

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🌟 Features

✅ Universal Compatibility – Works across all platforms!
✅ Smart State Management – Loading, Success, Error, and Empty states with enum-based tracking
✅ Performance Optimized – Only rebuilds when state actually changes
✅ Global Widget Configuration – Set app-wide defaults for consistent UI
✅ Sliver Support – Perfect integration with CustomScrollView
✅ List Enhancement – Specialized handling for list data with empty detection
✅ Works with Any Data Type (T) – Highly versatile and reusable
✅ Modern Architecture – Built with latest Flutter best practices
✅ Minimal Setup, Maximum Productivity – Get started in seconds!

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📥 Installation

Add DataHandler to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  data_handler: ^0.0.4  # Use the latest version

Then, run:

flutter pub get

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🚀 Quick Start

1️⃣ Import the Package

import 'package:data_handler/data_handler.dart';

2️⃣ Initialize DataHandler

final DataHandler<String> handler = DataHandler<String>();
// Or with initial data
final DataHandler<List<User>> users = DataHandler<List<User>>(initialUserList);

3️⃣ Manage API States

🔄 Loading State

handler.startLoading();

✅ Success State

handler.onSuccess("Data loaded successfully");

❌ Error State

handler.onError("Something went wrong");

📭 Empty State

handler.onEmpty("No data available");

🔄 Convenient Refresh

await handler.refresh(() => apiService.fetchData());

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🖥️ UI Integration

🎭 Handle Different States Dynamically

Widget build(BuildContext context) {
  return handler.when(
    onLoading: () => const CircularProgressIndicator(),
    onSuccess: (data) => Text(data),
    onError: (error) => Text("Error: $error", style: TextStyle(color: Colors.red)),
    onEmpty: (message) => Text("No Data: $message"),
  );
}

📋 List Handling (Perfect for API Lists)

Widget build(BuildContext context) {
  return userHandler.whenList(
    onSuccess: (users) => ListView.builder(
      itemCount: users.length,
      itemBuilder: (context, index) => UserTile(users[index]),
    ),
    onLoading: () => const Center(child: CircularProgressIndicator()),
    onError: (error) => ErrorWidget(error),
    onEmptyList: (message) => const EmptyUsersWidget(),
  );
}

🎢 Sliver Support for CustomScrollView

Widget build(BuildContext context) {
  return CustomScrollView(
    slivers: [
      const SliverAppBar(title: Text('Users')),
      userHandler.whenSliverList(
        itemBuilder: (users, index) => UserTile(users[index]),
        itemCount: (users) => users.length,
        onLoading: () => const LoadingWidget(),
        onError: (error) => ErrorWidget(error),
        onEmpty: (message) => const EmptyWidget(),
      ),
    ],
  );
}

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🌍 Global Configuration

Set app-wide defaults for consistent UI across your entire application:

void main() {
  // Configure global widgets once
  DataHandlerConfig.setGlobalWidgets(
    loadingWidget: () => const CustomLoadingSpinner(),
    errorWidget: (error) => CustomErrorWidget(error),
    emptyWidget: (message) => CustomEmptyWidget(message),
  );
  
  runApp(MyApp());
}

new_break_changes_v_0.0.4 Now all your DataHandler instances will automatically use these widgets when local ones aren't provided!

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🚀 Advanced Usage

🔍 State Checking

if (handler.isLoading) {
  // Show loading indicator
}

if (handler.hasSuccess) {
  // Data is available and valid
  print('Data: ${handler.data}');
}

if (handler.hasError) {
  // Handle error case
  print('Error: ${handler.errorMessage}');
}

📊 List-Specific Properties

DataHandler<List<String>> listHandler = DataHandler();

// Check list state
print('Is empty: ${listHandler.isListEmpty}');
print('Length: ${listHandler.listLength}');

🔄 Direct Data Updates

// Update data without loading state (for real-time updates)
handler.updateData(newData);

// Clear all data and reset to empty
handler.clear();

🎯 Performance Optimization

// Disable automatic state handling when needed
handler.when(
  enabled: false,  // Always shows success widget if data exists
  onSuccess: (data) => SuccessWidget(data),
  // ... other callbacks
);

// Control global widget fallback
handler.when(
  useGlobalWidgets: false,  // Only use local widgets
  onSuccess: (data) => SuccessWidget(data),
  // ... other callbacks
);

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🌍 Cross-Platform Compatibility

DataHandler is fully optimized for Flutter's multi-platform capabilities, ensuring smooth performance on:

Platform	Status
📱 Android	✅
🍏 iOS	✅
🖥️ Web	✅
🏢 Windows	✅
🍎 macOS	✅
🐧 Linux	✅

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🔄 Migration from v0.0.3

If you're upgrading from v0.0.3, here's what changed:

// OLD (v0.0.3)
handler.when(
  context: context,
  loadingBuilder: (context) => Loading(),
  successBuilder: (data) => Success(data),
  errorWidget: ErrorWidget(),
)

// NEW (v0.0.4)
handler.when(
  onLoading: () => Loading(),
  onSuccess: (data) => Success(data),
  onError: (error) => ErrorWidget(error),
)

Key Changes:

• Removed context parameter
• Changed builder names (loadingBuilder → onLoading)
• Replaced widget properties with callbacks
• Added global configuration system

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🤝 Contributing

We love contributions! 🚀

Feel free to open issues, discuss features, or submit pull requests to enhance DataHandler. Let's build something amazing together! 🛠️✨

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📜 License

This package is released under the MIT License. 🔓

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