dimension 0.2.1

A Flutter package that introduce the Dimension class. It mimics the css length unit and supports units like px, percentage, vw, vh, vmin ,and vmax.

0.0.1

Initial release. Introduce Dimension/Length class.

0.0.2

Build doc.

0.0.3

Build doc.

0.0.4

Update dependence

0.0.5

Add vmin, vmax units

0.0.6

Fix length lerp bugs

0.0.7

Add isAbsolute value

0.0.8

Remove a false assert

0.0.9

Add isLocal value

0.1.0

Remove DynamicEdgeInset, DynamicOffset

0.1.1

Update path

0.1.2

Code restructure

0.1.3

Update dependence

0.1.4

Code restructure

0.1.5

DimensionSizedBox

0.1.6

Update license.

0.1.7

Update dependency.

0.2.0

Breaking change: Fix: Migrate use of hashValues to Object.hash api which has been the latest standard since Dart 2.14.0

0.2.1

Support the latest Flutter stable (requires Dart 3.6 / Flutter 3.27 or newer). The package no longer depends on Material and only uses the Flutter widgets layer, so it works with apps using flutter/material.dart or the standalone material_ui package.

Fixes:

• Adding to or subtracting from a sum no longer modifies the original sum, and a sum can be added to itself.
• Sums that collapse to a single unit (e.g. 1.toPXLength + 2.toPXLength + 3.toPXLength) no longer throw an assertion error.
• Interpolating between null and a min/max/clamp dimension no longer throws.
• min/max/clamp scale and interpolate correctly with negative factors, so overshooting curves (e.g. Curves.easeOutBack) animate correctly.
• DimensionSizedBox updates vw/vh/vmin/vmax values when the screen size changes.
• DimensionSizedBox reports its width as intrinsic width and its height as intrinsic height (they were swapped).
• Length parsing handles exponent notation (1e-7px), Infinity/NaN, numbers without a unit (read as px) and surrounding whitespace.
• parseDimension no longer crashes on a min/max with a missing value or on unparseable list entries, reads numbers as px lengths, and also accepts a JSON encoded string.
• Length.toString no longer throws for infinite or NaN values.
• Repeated interpolation (interrupted animations) no longer nests sums.