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A simple plugin to present native alerts
flutter_platform_alert #
2021 © Weizhong Yang a.k.a zonble.
A simple plugin to present native alerts, including playing alert sounds and showing alert dialogs on various platforms including iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux.
It uses following API to show play alert sound.
- iOS: AudioService
- Android: RingtoneManager
- Windows: MessageBeep
- macOS: NSSound
- Linux: gtk_widget_error_bell
It uses following API to show alert dialogs.
- iOS: UIAlertController (It requires iOS 8)
- Android: AlertDialog
- Windows: MessageBox
- macOS: NSAlert
- Linux: GtkMessageDialog
The package was developed and tested on
- iOS 15
- Android 11
- macOS 11 Big Sur / Xcode 13
- Windows 10 / Visual Studio Community 2019
- Ubuntu 21.10
Getting Started #
- Add the dependency to your pubspec.yaml file by
flutter pub add flutter_platform_alert
. - Run
flutter pub get
.
To play platform alert sound.
import 'package:flutter_platform_alert/flutter_platform_alert.dart';
await FlutterPlatformAlert.playAlertSound();
To show a platform alert dialog.
import 'package:flutter_platform_alert/flutter_platform_alert.dart';
await FlutterPlatformAlert.playAlertSound();
final clickedButton = await FlutterPlatformAlert.showAlert(
windowTitle: 'This ia title',
text: 'This is body',
alertStyle: AlertButtonStyle.yesNoCancel,
iconStyle: IconStyle.information,
);
Platform Alert Dialogs #
Alert Styles #
You can specify the buttons listed in the alert dialog by passing alertStyle
argument. The package follows the API design on Windows (see the reference of
MessageBox win32 API),
and it provides following styles:
- Abort, retry and ignore
- Cancel, try again and continue
- OK
- OK and cancel
- Retry and cancel
- Yes and no
- Yes, no, and cancel
Icon Styles #
The package also follow the API design of MessageBox on Windows to add icons to the alert dialogs (see the link above). There are several different icons styles but actually four:
- No icon
- Warning icon
- Information icon
- Question icon
Please note that icons are not available on iOS and Android.
Localization #
Since the plugin calls native API, if you want to localize buttons like "OK", "Cancel" and so on on Platforms like iOS, macOS and Linux, you have to do some works in your app.
- To localize the button titles on iOS and macOS, add "Localizable.strings" or "Localizable.stringsdict" files in your Xcode project. Visit Apple's official page for localization for further information.
- On Linux, we use gettext to localize apps. Please update the PO files in your projects once you integrate the plugin.
Android apps embeds resources for localized strings. The localized strings files for the project are located under android/src/main/res. Once you need to add new languages, just fork the project and put your files under the folder.
On Windows, the buttons on the message boxes will be in the Windows system language.
License #
The package in released under MIT License.
Screenshots #
Android 11 on Samsung phone
Windows 10
Ubuntu 21.10