easix 1.0.0

easix is a helper package that provide multiple handy function to use in your flutter project.

Easix - A Flutter Package for Easy Form Validation and Useful Extensions

Easix is a Flutter package designed to simplify common tasks related to form field validation and provide helpful extensions for working with dates, times, widgets, and error handling. With Easix, you can streamline the development of your Flutter applications, making your code more efficient and maintainable.

Demo

Features

Form Field Validation

Easix includes a set of validation functions to ensure the integrity of your form fields. You can use these functions to validate:

• ✅ Email
• ✅ Passwords
• ✅ Confirm passwords
• ✅ Normal passwords

Useful Extensions

Easix offers a variety of extensions to make your Flutter development easier and more productive. These extensions include:

• ✅ Converting a string date to a human-readable date format
• ✅ Converting a Datetime to a human-readable time
• ✅ Formatting DateTime objects to yyyy-MM-dd format
• ✅ Formatting TimeOfDay objects to HH:mm:ss format
• ✅ Adding padding to widgets, allowing customization of height, width, or both
• ✅ Adding an extension to the String class to get the first letters of a string

useful functions

• ✅ convert any list with a date property to a sorted list of dates, where it will be sorted by the date property in the list items.

Error Handling

Easix provides error classes that can help you handle errors in your Flutter applications effectively. These error classes include:

• ✅ ServerError: A class to handle server-related errors, making it easier to communicate with APIs and services.
• ✅ LocalError: A class to handle local errors within your Flutter app, enhancing error reporting and debugging.

Installation

To get started with Easix, add it to your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  easix: ^x.y.z

Replace ^x.y.z with the latest version of Easix available on pub.dev.

Usage

Form Field Validation Examples

Easix provides a set of validation functions to ensure the integrity of your form field for Name, Email, password and Confirm password field. You can use these functions to validate:

Validate name example

 TextFormField(
   controller: _nameController,

   /// you can use validator like this
   /// or even add a custom validator error message
   /// validator: (value) => value.validateName(error: 'custom error message'),
   validator: (value) => value.validateName(),
   decoration: const InputDecoration(
     labelText: 'Name',
   ),
 ),

Validate email example

 TextFormField(
   controller: _emailController,

   /// you can use validator like this
   /// or even add a custom validator error message
   /// validator: (value) => value.validateEmail(error: 'custom error message'),
   validator: (value) => value.validateEmail(),
   decoration: const InputDecoration(
     labelText: 'Email',
   ),
 ),

Validate password example

 TextFormField(
   controller: _passwordController,

   /// you can use validator like this
   /// or even add a custom validator error message
   /// validator: (value) => value.validatePassword(error: 'custom error message'),
   validator: (value) => value.validatePassword(),
   decoration: const InputDecoration(
     labelText: 'Password',
   ),
 ),

Validate confirm password example

 TextFormField(
   controller: _confirmPasswordController,

   /// you can use validator like this
   /// or even add a custom validator error message
   /// you can also add error message for not match password
   /// validator: (value) => value.validatePassword(confirmPassword: _passwordController.text, error: 'custom error message' errorNotMatch: 'custom error message'),
   /// with confirm password validator
   validator: (value) => value.validatePassword(
     confirmPassword: _passwordController.text,
     error: 'Password and confirm password not match',
     errorNotMatch: 'Password and confirm password not match',
   ),
   decoration: const InputDecoration(
     labelText: 'Confirm Password',
   ),
 ),

Validate week password example

 TextFormField(
   controller: _weekPasswordController,

   /// you can use validator like this
   /// or even add a custom validator error message
   /// validator: (value) => value.validateWeakPassword(error: 'custom error message'),
   /// with week password validator where it's not necessary to have a number or special character
   validator: (value) => value.validateWeakPassword(),
   decoration: const InputDecoration(
     labelText: 'Week Password',
   ),
 ),

Useful Extensions Examples

Easix offers a variety of extensions to make your Flutter development easier and more productive. These extensions include:

Convert a string date to a human-readable date format

Demo

"Now (English): ${now.toHumanDate()}\n"
"Before 1 Hour (English): ${now.subtract(Duration(hours: 1)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"Before 1 Day (English): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 1)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"Before 2 Days (English): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 2)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"Before 10 Days (English, Short): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 10)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"Before 10 Days (English, Full): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 10)).toHumanDate(displayType: DateMode.full)}\n"
"Before 1 Month (English): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 30)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"Before 1 Year (English, full): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 365)).toHumanDate(displayType: DateMode.full)}\n"
"-----------------------------------\n"
"Before 1 Hour (Arabic): ${now.subtract(Duration(hours: 1)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"Before 1 Day (Arabic): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 1)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"Before 2 Days (Arabic): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 2)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"Before 10 Days (Arabic, Short): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 10)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"Before 10 Days (Arabic, Full): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 10)).toHumanDate(displayType: DateMode.full, language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"Before 1 Month (Arabic): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 30)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"Before 1 Year (Arabic, full): ${now.subtract(Duration(days: 365)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar, displayType: DateMode.full)}\n"
"-----------------------------------\n"
"After 1 Hour (English): ${now.add(Duration(hours: 1)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"After 1 Day (English): ${now.add(Duration(days: 1)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"After 2 Days (English): ${now.add(Duration(days: 2)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"After 10 Days (English, Short): ${now.add(Duration(days: 10)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"After 10 Days (English, Full): ${now.add(Duration(days: 10)).toHumanDate(displayType: DateMode.full)}\n"
"After 1 Month (English): ${now.add(Duration(days: 30)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"After 1 Year (English, full): ${now.add(Duration(days: 365)).toHumanDate()}\n"
"-----------------------------------\n"
"After 1 Hour (Arabic): ${now.add(Duration(hours: 1)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"After 1 Day (Arabic): ${now.add(Duration(days: 1)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"After 2 Days (Arabic): ${now.add(Duration(days: 2)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"After 10 Days (Arabic, Short): ${now.add(Duration(days: 10)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"After 10 Days (Arabic, Full): ${now.add(Duration(days: 10)).toHumanDate(displayType: DateMode.full, language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"After 1 Month (Arabic): ${now.add(Duration(days: 30)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar)}\n"
"After 1 Year (Arabic, full): ${now.add(Duration(days: 365)).toHumanDate(language: DateLang.ar, displayType: DateMode.full)}\n"

Get the first letters of a string

// you can use it like this
final _firstLetters = 'Mustafa Ibrahim'.initials;
// it will return 'MI'

Add padding to widgets, allowing customization of height, width, or both

// normaly when you want to add padding to a widget you do it like this
Padding(
  padding: const EdgeInsets.all(8.0),
  child: Text('Hello World'),
)
// or you can use SizedBox() like this
SizedBox(
  height: 8.0,
)
---------
SizedBox(
  width: 8.0,
)
// but with easix you can do it like this
8.ph // for virtical padding with 8.0 height
---------
8.pw // for horizontal padding with 8.0 width
---------
8.p // for both virtical and horizontal padding with 8.0 height and width

Useful functions example

convert any list with a date property to a sorted list of dates, where it will be sorted by the date property in the list items.

List<ExampleModel> _exampleList = [
  ExampleModel(
    id: 1,
    name: 'Example 1',
    date: DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 1)),
  ),
  ExampleModel(
    id: 2,
    name: 'Example 2',
    date: DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 2)),
  ),
  ExampleModel(
    id: 3,
    name: 'Example 3',
    date: DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 3)),
  ),
  ExampleModel(
    id: 4,
    name: 'Example 4',
    date: DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 4)),
  ),
  ExampleModel(
    id: 5,
    name: 'Example 5',
    date: DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 5)),
  ),
  ExampleModel(
    id: 6,
    name: 'Example 6',
    date: DateTime.now().subtract(Duration(days: 6)),
  ),
];

// you can use it like this
final _sortedDateList = convertToSortedDateList(
  existingList: [],
  newList: _exampleList,
  dateProperty: (item) => item.date,
);

// it will return a list of dates sorted by the date property in the list items.
`SortedDateList` is a list of `SortedDate` where `SortedDate` is a class that has two properties `date` and `list` where `date` is the date property in the list items and `list` is a list of items that have the same date property.

Error Handling Implementation

Easix provides error classes that can help you handle errors in your Flutter applications effectively. These error classes include:

ServerError: A class to handle server-related errors, making it easier to communicate with APIs and services.

try {
  // your code
} on ServerError catch (e) {
  // handle error
}

LocalError: A class to handle local errors within your Flutter app, enhancing error reporting and debugging.

try {
  // your code
} on LocalError catch (e) {
  // handle error
}

License

Easix is licensed under the MIT License.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2023 Mustafa Ibrahim.

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