fleasy 0.8.0

Useful and easy to use extensions, helper classes and widgets to create Flutter apps easier.

Fleasy helps create Flutter apps easier by providing useful and easy to use extensions, helper classes and widgets.

The goal is that by using this package you have to write less (repeating) and more clean and readable code.

Overview

• Extensions on String and String?
• Extensions on BuildContext (Adaptive helpers)
• Extensions on BuildContext (Theme helpers)
• Extensions on BuildContext (Navigation helpers)
• Extensions on BuildContext (Flashbars)
• Extensions on List?
• Extensions on List
• Extensions on DateTime
• Date helper class
• DeviceType helper class
• Insets helper class
• Flutter Widgets
• Analysis Options

Features

All features with links to their page in the documentation:

• Extensions on String and String?:

  Note: All getters also do a null check if used on String?.

  • isNotBlank

    Whether the string contains characters except of whitespace characters.

  • isBlank

    Whether the string is either empty or solely made of whitespace characters.

  • toNullIfBlank()

    Returns null if the string isBlank or it's text if it isNotBlank.

  • isEmail

    Whether the string is a valid email.

  • isUrl

    Whether the string is a valid url.

  • isEasyPassword

    Whether the string is a valid easy password.

  • isMediumPassword

    Whether the string is a valid medium password.

  • isStrongPassword

    Whether the string is a valid strong password.

  • addHttps()

    Adds https:// to the link if it does not contain https:// or http:// already. This is helpful to make a link openable when using the url_launcher package for example.

• Extensions on BuildContext (Adaptive helpers):

  • mediaQuery

    The MediaQueryData from the closest instance of this class that encloses the given context.

  • screenWidth

    The horizontal extent of the screen size.

  • screenHeight

    The vertical extent of the screen size.

  • screenIsLandscape

    Whether the device is in landscape mode.

  • screenIsPortrait

    Whether the device is in portrait mode.

  • formFactor

    Returns the correct FormFactor based on the FormFactorBreakpoints.

  • screenSize

    Returns the correct ScreenSize based on the FormFactorBreakpoints.

  • byFormFactor

    Returns the given onWatch, onHandset, onTablet or onDesktop depending on the current formFactor. Example:

    int columns = context.byFormFactor<int>(onHandset: 1, onTablet: 2, onDesktop: 4);
    

• Extensions on BuildContext (Theme helpers):

  • theme

    The data from the closest Theme instance that encloses the given context.

  • isDarkTheme

    Whether the theme brightness is dark.

  • isLightTheme

    Whether the theme brightness is light.

• Extensions on BuildContext (Navigation helpers):

  • pushPage(...)

    Push the given page onto the navigator.

  • pushRoute(...)

    Push the given route onto the navigator.

  • popPage(...)

    Pop the top-most route off the navigator and dismiss the keyboard.

  • canPopPage()

    Whether the navigator can be popped.

  • dismissKeyboard()

    Dismisses the keyboard.

• Extensions on BuildContext (Flashbars):

  The extensions use the awesome flash package:

  • showSuccessFlashbar(...)

    Shows a success flashbar/toast with a customizable text.

  • showInfoFlashbar(...)

    Shows an info flashbar/toast with a customizable text.

  • showErrorFlashbar(...)

    Shows an error flashbar/toast with a customizable text (optional).

  • showNoConnectionFlashbar()

    Shows a no connection flashbar/toast with a customizable text (optional).

• Extensions on List?:

  • isNotBlank

    Whether the list is not empty nor null.

  • isBlank

    Whether the list is empty or null.

• Extensions on List:

  • find(...)

    Returns either the first element of the list which satisfies the provided test or null if there is none.

• Extensions on DateTime:

  • copyWith(...)

    Returns a copy with the overridden (given) attributes.

  • format(...)

    Returns a String which represents the date formatted by the given pattern.

  • isToday

    Whether the date is today.

  • isYesterday

    Whether the date is yesterday.

  • isTomorrow

    Whether the date is tomorrow.

  • isFutureDay

    Whether the date is a day in the future.

  • isSameDay(...)

    Whether the date is on the same day (regardless of the time) as the given date.

  • timeIsZero

    Whether the time of the date is zero/empty.

  • copyWithEmptyTime()

    Returns a copy with time set to zero/empty.

• Date helper class:

  • today()

    DateTime.now() without time (time set to zero).

  • tomorrow()

    The DateTime of tomorrow (without time (time set to zero)).

  • yesterday()

    The DateTime of yesterday (without time (time set to zero)).

• DeviceType helper class:

  With the help of this class you can easily find out on which platform the app is currently running and most importantly: in a web-safe way! It uses the awesome universal_platform package.

  • isIOS

    Whether the app is running on iOS.

  • isAndroid

    Whether the app is running on android.

  • isMacOS

    Whether the app is running on macOS.

  • isLinux

    Whether the app is running on linux.

  • isWindows

    Whether the app is running on windows.

  • isWeb

    Whether the app is running on the web.

  • isDesktop

    Whether the app is running on desktop (windows, macOS or linux).

  • isMobile

    Whether the app is running on mobile (android or iOS).

  • isDesktopOrWeb

    Whether the app is running on desktop or web.

  • isMobileOrWeb

    Whether the app is running on mobile or web.

• Insets helper class:

  A single source of truth for styling values like padding, spacing, corner shape, font sizes, and so on. These constants can then be used in place of hard-coded numeric values.

  • xxs

    An extra extra small inset of 2.0.

  • xs

    An extra small inset of 4.0.

  • s

    A small inset of 6.0.

  • m

    A medium inset of 8.0.

  • l

    A large inset of 10.0.

  • xl

    An extra large inset of 12.0.

  • xxl

    An extra extra large inset of 16.0.

• Flutter Widgets:

  • EasyFutureBuilder

    A wrapper around FutureBuilder which makes it easy to display the various states of fetching data from the given Future. See example.

  • EasyStreamBuilder

    A wrapper around StreamBuilder which makes it easy to display the various states of streaming data from the given Stream. See example.

• Analysis options:

  You can use the same analysis options which this package uses by simply including them in your analysis_options.yaml file:

  include: package:fleasy/analysis_options.yaml
  

  They are based on:

  • package:flutter_lints (therefore also package:lints)
  • my favorite rules from package:dart_code_metrics
  • my favorite lint rules which are not present in package:flutter_lints

  For more details, have a look at the analysis_options.yaml file here.

Note:

This package is still in early stages. If you notice any bugs not present in issues, please file a new issue. If you are willing to fix or enhance things yourself, you are very welcome to make a pull request.

Also: Feedback and suggestions are very welcome. Just open an issue or write an email to [e-mail].