flutter_custom_utils 0.4.27

Streamline your code and enhance personal utility with this meticulously crafted Flutter package, tailored to simplify your development tasks. and commercial use

Note: This library seamlessly functions across all platforms, ensuring compatibility without any issues.

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1. Global Overlay Alert: This alert will remain at the top of the screen at all times until it is closed.

   cShowAlwaysOnTopAlert(
        context: context,
        title: "Alert",
        message: "Testing...............",
        ok: () {
            cCloseAlwaysOnTopAlert();
        },
    );
   
   

2. Opens a file picker dialog allowing the user to select an image file, optionally crop it, and then perform actions based on user interaction.

   cPickAndCropImage(
       context,
       cropDisable: false,
       aspectRatio: 1.7,
       cancelButton: () {
           setState(() {
               croppedImg = null;
           });
           Navigator.of(context).pop();
       },
       okButton: (Uint8List data, String fileName) {
           /// selected file name
           debugPrint(fileName);
           setState(() {
               croppedImg = data;
               /// Load image to ui using 'Image.memory(croppedImg)'
           });
           Navigator.of(context).pop();
       },
   ),
   

3. get device id in all available devices platform (android, ios, windows, linux, mac, web(get info details))

    await cGetDeviceId()
   

4. Takes a screenshot of a widget using a [GlobalKey] and returns it as a [Uint8List] (PNG image).

    cTakePicture(GlobalKey);
    // wrap with RepaintBoundary then use key to create image
    RepaintBoundary(
        key: GlobalKey,
        child:Text('data'),
    )
   

5. flutter platform

   just call these functions anywhere

    cIsAndroid
    cIsIOS
    cIsLinux
    cIsWindows
    cIsMacOS
    cIsWeb
    cIsFuchsia
   

6. flutter url structure

   https://repad.dev/splash remove hash from url (https://repad.dev/#/splash)

   void main(){
       // Here we set the URL strategy for our web app.
       cSetPathUrl();
       runApp(MyApp());
   }
   

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Make a responsive gridView by using both 1 and 2

provide discardSize to minus size from calculation

1. Based on your static design's width, calculate the responsive grid item count.

   crossAxisCount: cGetResCrossCountGrid(
       context: context,
       width: 180,
   ),
   

2. For responsive grid item aspect ratio, it should be derived from your static design based on height and width.

   childAspectRatio: cGetResGridRatio(
       context: context,
       height: 165,
       width: 180,
   ),
   

3. For normal grid aspect ratio > Having this aspect ratio will never break in larger or smaller devices

   crossAxisCount: 2,
   childAspectRatio: cGetGridRatio(
       crossAxisCount: 2,
       context: context,
       height: 165,
       width: 180,
   ),
   

   Your provided height and width determine how it works

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    cFormUrlEncode({'':''});

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1. For duration and delay

       void splash() {
           // cDays, cHours, cMinutes, cSeconds, cMilliseconds
           2.cSeconds.cDelay(() {
               // code here
           });
   
           // given number in seconds
           3.cDelay(() {
               // code here
           });
       }
   

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1. An extension for nullable [TimeOfDay] objects, providing a method to convert them to a formatted string in AM/PM format or display 'Invalid date' if the [TimeOfDay] object is null.

   cTimeOfDayToString()

   TimeOfDay? timeOfDay = TimeOfDay(hour: 14, minute: 30);
   String formattedTime = timeOfDay.cTimeOfDayToString();
   print(formattedTime); // Output: "2:30 PM"
   
   timeOfDay = null;
   formattedTime = timeOfDay.cTimeOfDayToString();
   print(formattedTime); // Output: "Invalid date"
   

2. This method attempts to parse the input string in both 12-hour and 24-hour time formats and returns a [TimeOfDay] object if parsing is successful, or null if the string cannot be parsed as a valid time.

   cToTimeOfDay()

   String timeString = "2:30 PM";
   TimeOfDay? timeOfDay = timeString.cToTimeOfDay();
   
   if (timeOfDay != null) {
       print("Parsed time: $timeOfDay");
   } else {
       print("Invalid time format");
   }
   

3. This method combines the date part of the current [DateTime] instance with the hour and minute components from the provided [time].

   cApplied()

   final date = DateTime.now();
   final time = TimeOfDay(hour: 15, minute: 30);
   final combinedDateTime = date.cApplied(time);
   print(combinedDateTime); // Output: 2023-09-15:30:00.000
   

4. Optionally, you can provide a custom [format] string to specify the desired date format. If [format] is not provided, the default format dd/MM/yyyy will be used.

   cGetFormattedDate()

   final date = DateTime.now();
   final formattedDate = date.cGetFormattedDate(format: 'MM-dd-yyyy');
   print(formattedDate); // Output: 09-13-2023
   

   OR

   String date = '2023-09-13';
   String formattedDate = date.cGetFormattedDate(format: 'MMMM d, y');
   // Result: 'September 13, 2023'
   

5. This method calculates the difference between the current [DateTime] instance and the current date and time and provides an aging description.

   cDateToAging()

   final pastDate = DateTime(2022, 3, 10);
   final agingString = pastDate.cDateToAging();
   print(agingString); // Output: "1 year ago"
   

   OR

   String date = '2023-08-01T12:34:56';
   String agingDescription = date.cDateToAging();
   // Result: '1 month ago'
   

6. Converts a string representation of a date and time into a [DateTime] object.

   cGetDateFromString()

   // Example date and time string
   String dateString = "2023-09-26 14:30:00";
   // Attempt to parse the date string into a DateTime object
   DateTime? dateTime = dateString.cGetDateFromString();
   // Check if parsing was successful
   if (dateTime != null) {
    print("Parsed DateTime: $dateTime");
   } else {
    print("Failed to parse the string as DateTime.");
   }
   

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1. Get the MediaQuery

context.cIsTablet
context.cSize    // getSize(context)
context.cMQuery  // mQuery(context)
context.cWidth
context.cHeight
context.cTheme
context.cIsDarkMode
context.cIconColor
context.cTextTheme
context.cOrient   // orientation
context.cIsLand   // landscape
context.cIsPort   // portrait
context.cDevicePixelRatio

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1. utils

   'text'.cToCapitalized
   'text'.cToTitleCase
   'text'.cIsLowerCase
   'text'.cIsAllCap
   'text'.cReverse
   'text'.cIsDigit
   'text'.cIsEmail
   'text'.cIsAlphabetOnly
   'text'.cIsPhoneIND
   'text'.cIsURL
   'text'.cIsPhoneNumber
   'true'.cToBoolean  // 0,1 also available
   '1000'.cToCurrencyIND // ₹ 1,000.00
   '1000'.cToCurrency() // ₹ 1,000
    000.0.cToDistance  // (00 km, 00 m available)
    000.0.cToWeight  // (00 g, 00 kg available)
   

2. cGetOffer()

    String offer = cGetOffer(offerPrice: 90,ordinalPrice: 100); // 10 %
   

3. buildString()

    final word = cBuildString((sb) {
        for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            sb.write(i);
        }
    });  // 0123456789
   

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1. Get Random item from list

   ['aa', 'bb', 'cc', 'dd'].cRandomSelect.toString()
   

2. Get first item from list (if list is empty then result will be null)

   ['aa', 'bb', 'cc', 'dd'].cFirst
   ['aa', 'bb', 'cc', 'dd'].cFirstWhere((e)=>(type your condition here)))
   

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1. This extension provides a method to convert a Flutter Color object to its hexadecimal representation with an optional leading hash sign. The resulting hexadecimal string includes the alpha, red, green, and blue components of the color.

   final color = Color(0xFF42A5F5);
   final hexString = color.cToHex(); // Returns: "#FF42A5F5"
   

2. This extension provides a method to convert a hexadecimal color code represented as a String into a Flutter Color object. The color code can optionally include a leading hash sign ('#'). If the input color code has 6 or 7 characters (with or without the hash sign), the method will assume it represents a color with an alpha component and append 'ff' to the color code to make it fully opaque.

   final colorCode = '#FF42A5F5';
   final color = colorCode.cToColor(); // Returns: Color(0xFF42A5F5)
   

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1. Allows you to handle (padding/margin)

   Text('data').cPadZero // cMargZero
   Text('data').cPadAll(10) // cMargAll
   Text('data').cPadOnly(l: 10, r: 10, t: 10, b: 10,) // cMargOnly
   Text('data').cPadSymmetric(h: 10, v: 10,), // cMargSymmetric
   

2. Allows you to handle ClipRRect

   Container().cClipAll(10)
   Container().cClipHorizontal(l:10, r:10,)
   Container().cClipVertical(t:10, b:10,)
   Container().cClipOnly(tl: 10, tr: 10, bl: 10, br: 10,)
   

3. Allows you to insert widgets inside a CustomScrollView

   Text('data').cToSliver
   

4. More widgets

   Text('data').cVisible(true)
   Text('data').cOpacity(0.3)
   Text('data').cAbsorb(true)
   Text('data').cShadow()
   Text('data').cHero(tag)
   Text('data').cSizedBox(h:10,w:10)
   

5. Allows you to handle Alignment

   Text('data').cAlignment(Alignment.topCenter)
   Text('data').cPosition(l: 10, r: 10, t: 10, b: 10,)
   Text('data').cToCenter
   Text('data').cExpand(2)
   

6. For PreferredSize

   Text('data').cPreferSize(20)
   Text('data').cAspectRatio(1.2)
   

7. A set of extensions on the base [Widget] class to add custom banner functionality.

   Widget myWidget = ...;
   Widget bannerWidget = myWidget.cBanner(
       disable: false,
       location: BannerLocation.topStart,
       message: 'Custom Banner',
       color: Colors.red
   );
   

Contributers

• Nasif A ( Developer )
• Abdulla Ramees PK ( Developer )
• Fasna sherin P ( Developer )
• Sharun MP ( Developer )
• Shimna AO ( Developer )
• Nashwa K ( Developer )
• Sharafas OM ( Maintainer and Publisher )

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