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EasyDev Flutter package with story view widgets.
easydev_story_view #
Story view for applications, using easydev ui kit
This a Flutter widget, used to display stories in applications, using easydev ui kit. Comes with gestures to pause, forward and go to previous page and with ability to customize stories.
Features #
- Gestures for pause, switching between stories and closing them with drag animation.
- Built-in support for pictures and videos, as well as the ability to create custom stories.
- Animated progress indicator.
- Built-in footers, as well as ability to create custom footers.
- Controller for managing stories.
Installation #
To use this package, add easydev_story_view and easydev_theme as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file.
Usage #
Import package into your code:
import "package:easydev_story_view/easydev_story_view.dart";
EasyDevStory
must be wrapped in EasyDevTheme
. You can provide theme manually using EasyDevTheme
(from easydev_theme package), Theme
or CupertinoTheme
or wrap it with widgets that provide theme automatically such as EasyDevApp
(from easydev_basics package), MaterialApp
or CupertinoApp
.
Basics
EasyDevStory
Use EasyDevStory
to add stories to screen or view heirarchy. EasyDevStory
requires storyCount
to determine how many stories will be displayed, storyBuilder
to build stories and sliderBuilder
to build widgets, showing in list of all stories for each story. In storyBuilder
Story
widgets must be returned.
EasyDevStory(
storyCount: 10,
storyBuilder: (storyIndex) => Story(...),
sliderBuilder: (storyIndex) => ...
),
Story
Story
requires contentCount
to determine how many slides will be displayed in story and contentBuilder
to build story content. In contentBuilder
EasyDevStoryContent
widgets must be returned.
Story(
contentCount: 5,
contentBuilder: (contentIndex) => EasyDevStoryContent(...),
),
EasyDevStoryContent
There are three built-in widgtes of EasyDevStoryContent
:
ImageContent
for displaying images.VideoContent
for displaying videos.SimpleCustomContent
for displaying synchronous contents.
To create custom content you need to create widget that extends StoryContent
.
Slider items
There are two built-in widgets to use in sliderBuilder:
SimpleCustomSlideItem
for displaying synchronous contents.ImageNetworkSlideItem
for displaying network images.
You can create your own custom slider item and pass it to sliderBuilder.
Basic example
Below is a basic example of using stories.
...
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
const firstStoryContent = <EasyDevStoryContent>[
ImageContent(
url: 'https://loremflickr.com/600/900',
timeout: Duration(seconds: 10),
duration: Duration(seconds: 15),
),
VideoContent(
url: 'https://flutter.github.io/assets-for-api-docs/assets/videos/butterfly.mp4',
timeout: Duration(seconds: 10),
),
];
final secondStoryContent = [
SimpleCustomContent(
duration: const Duration(seconds: 5),
builder: (context) {
return const Text('Simple custom story 1');
},
),
SimpleCustomContent(
duration: const Duration(seconds: 5),
builder: (context) {
return const Text('Simple custom story 2');
},
)
];
final stories = [firstStoryContent, secondStoryContent];
final storiesSliders = [
const SimpleCustomSlideItem(
width: 120,
height: 120,
text: 'Large large text',
),
const ImageNetworkSlideItem(
url: 'https://docs.flutter.dev/assets/images/dash/dash-fainting.gif',
width: 120,
height: 120,
)
];
return SafeArea(
child: Column(
children: [
SizedBox(
height: 120,
child: EasyDevStory(
storyCount: stories.length,
storyBuilder: (storyIndex) => Story(
contentCount: stories[storyIndex].length,
contentBuilder: (contentIndex) => stories[storyIndex][contentIndex],
),
sliderBuilder: (storyIndex) {
return storiesSliders[storyIndex];
},
),
),
],
),
);
}
Additional customization
EasyDevStoryStyle
Use EasyDevStoryStyle
to castomize appearance of story widgets.
EasyDevStory(
...
style: const EasyDevStoryStyle(
sliderStyle: SliderStyle(
spacing: 10,
padding: EdgeInsets.zero,
),
indicatorStyle: IndicatorStyle(),
),
),
StoryFooter
You can add a footer to the story content. There are two built-in footers: StoryFooter.large
and StoryFooter.small
. You can create your custom widget and pass it to EasyDevStory
.
EasyDevStory(
...
footer: StoryFooter.large(
mainButtonLabel: "Learn More",
onMainButton: () => ...,
onButtonLikeTap: (bool state) => ...,
onButtonShareTap: () => ...,
onButtonBookmarkTap: (bool state) => ...,
likeInitState: ...,
bookmarkInitState: ...,
),
),
EasyDevStoryController
You can add controller to stories to manage them.
...
final EasyDevStoryController controller = EasyDevStoryController();
...
EasyDevStory(
...
controller: controller,
),