diamond_percent_slider 1.1.0

An integer slider on a scale of diamonds, with a thumb that leans the way it is dragged and a bubble showing the value while it moves.

1.1.0

Two fixes and a handful of additions. Nothing in 1.0.x behaves differently unless it was relying on one of the bugs.

Fixed

• DiamondSliderTheme.thumbBorderColor now reaches the thumb. It was declared, resolved and lerped, but the widget drew the outline in the active colour, so setting it in a registered extension did nothing. Left unset, the outline still follows the active colour — including a per-instance activeColor.
• The thumb leans the way the finger moves under RTL. It was picking its lean from the direction of the value, so in an RTL locale it tipped away from the drag.

Added

• enableFeedback (default true): a haptic tick on each step change.
• thumbBorderColor on the widget, to override the theme for one slider — the other colours already had a per-instance form.
• mouseCursor, allowedInteraction and padding pass through to the underlying Slider. The scale labels are inset to match padding, so they keep lining up with their nodes.

Changed

• The scale labels' row is measured against the tallest label rather than the first, so a formatter returning labels of differing heights is not clipped.
• The thumb's tilt no longer rebuilds the whole slider each frame: the theme and the Slider are hoisted out of the animation, leaving one shape allocation per frame.
• Documented the label-crowding and localisation stances, and added golden tests and a CI workflow (dart format, flutter analyze, flutter test, dart pub publish --dry-run, pana).

1.0.1

• No API or behaviour changes.
• Formatted the source with dart format, so the package scores full marks on pana.
• Documented the supported platforms: material_ui reaches for dart:io, so the slider runs on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows and Linux, but not web.

1.0.0

• First stable release of the diamond percent slider.
• Adds a theme extension, custom track, thumb, tick-mark and value-indicator shapes, keyboard and semantic support, and a runnable example.