gbt_fluent2_ui 5.10.3

A robust Fluent2 Material-based design system for seamless and intuitive user experiences.

Create beautiful, cohesive Microsoft experiences using Fluent 2.
Fluent2 Design System Material based

Installing

Add in your pubspec.yaml file and run dart pub get to download the package.

dependencies:
  gbt_fluent2_ui:

Import in files that it will be used

import 'package:gbt_fluent2_ui/gbt_fluent2_ui.dart';

✨ Features

• Default theme based on Fluent2
• Useful components (including the behavior)
• Almost no dependencies but Flutter

Getting started

First of all, let's wrap our MaterialApp with FluentProvider

FluentProvider(
  child: MaterialApp(...),
);

The FluentScaffold

Don't forget.
In order to make things work, make sure to always use FluentScaffold rather than Scaffold.

FluentScaffold(
  appBar: FluentNavBar(...),
  body: Placeholder(),
);

Theme

Import light and dark theme to your project:

import 'package:gbt_fluent2_ui/theme_data.dart' as theme_data;

final theme = theme_data.theme;
final darkTheme = theme_data.darkTheme;

Or you can pass your own brandColor:
Suggestion: use Smart Swatch Generator to get your color palette

import 'package:gbt_fluent2_ui/theme_data.dart';

const _brandColor = MaterialColor(
  0xFF7f22e2,
  <int, Color>{
    50: Color(0xFFf5e6ff),
    100: Color(0xFFd9bafa),
    200: Color(0xFFbf8df2),
    300: Color(0xFFa461eb),
    400: Color(0xFF8934e4),
    500: Color(0xFF701bcb),
    600: Color(0xFF57149f),
    700: Color(0xFF3e0e73),
    800: Color(0xFF250747),
  },
);

ThemeData get theme =>
    getTheme(brandColor: _brandColor, brightness: Brightness.light,);

ThemeData get darkTheme =>
    getTheme(brandColor: _brandColor, brightness: Brightness.dark);

And add the theme to your MaterialApp:

FluentProvider(
  child: MaterialApp(
    themeAnimationDuration: Duration.zero,
    darkTheme: darkTheme,
    themeMode: themeMode,
  ),
);

Fluent Icons

Import FluentIcons:

import 'package:gbt_fluent2_ui/fluent_icons.dart';

Design Tokens

Design tokens are stored values used to assign Fluent styles like color, typography, spacing, or elevation, without hardcoding pixels and hex codes.

CornerRadius

The FluentThemeData alright have the predefined values to use in cornerRadius.

Use the FluentCornerRadius radius tokens to change the corner radius on elements.
You can use the FluentContainer component, which is basically a Material Container with properties that are compatible with Fluent 2 UI design rules.

FluentContainer(
 cornerRadius: FluentCornerRadius.large,
)

Spacing Ramp

It’s used in every component and layout to create a familiar and cohesive product experience, regardless of device or environment.
Use FluentSize values:

FluentContainer(
padding: EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: FluentSize.size160.value),
)

Typography

The typography tokens are sets of global tokens that include font size, line height, weight and family.

Use Fluent Text, a component created to accept Fluent typography tokens. So you get this value directly from the theme.

   // ✅
    FluentText(
      "Text 1",
      style: FluentThemeDataModel.of(context)
          .fluentTextTheme
          ?.body2,
    ),
    // ✅
    FluentText(
      "Text 2",
      style: FluentThemeDataModel.of(context)
          .fluentTextTheme
          ?.caption1,
    ),
    // ❌ use the typography tokens from the theme
    FluentText(
      "Wrong use",
      style: TextStyle(
        fontSize: 20,
        fontWeight: FontWeight.w800,
      ),
    )

But if you need to change some style of text like color, then you can use the fluentCopyWith():

FluentText(
 "Text",
 style: FluentThemeDataModel.of(context)
     .fluentTextTheme
     ?.body2?.fluentCopyWith(
   fluentColor: Colors.pink
 ),
)

Shadows

Fluent offers six sets of shadows, each consisting of two layers.
We have 2 elevation ramps:

• low elevation ramp (shadow2, shadow4, shadow8, shadow16)
• high elevation ramp (shadow28, shadow64)

If you choose brand shadow tokens to apply shadows to colors so the luminosity equation will be aplyed.
You can use them choosing the value from the theme:

FluentContainer(
  shadow: FluentThemeDataModel.of(context).fluentShadowTheme?.shadow2,
  width: 100,
  height: 100,
),
FluentContainer(
  color: FluentColors.of(context)?.brandBackground1Rest,
  shadow: FluentThemeDataModel.of(context).fluentShadowTheme?.brandShadow64,
  width: 100,
  height: 100,
)

Stroke

FluentContainer has the strokeStyle property where you can pass stroke styles, and to create lines you can use FluentStrokeDivider:

FluentStrokeDivider(
 style: FluentStrokeStyle(color: Colors.blue,thickness: FluentStrokeThickness.strokeWidth20),
 startIndent: FluentStrokeBorderIndent.strokeIndent16,
)

You can choose the neutral strokes of the theme, the neutral strokes are: Accessible, Stroke1, Stroke2, StrokeDisabled.

FluentContainer(
  strokeStyle: FluentThemeDataModel.of(context).fluentStrokeTheme?.strokeAccessible,
  width: 100,
  height: 100,
)

Or you can pass the weight of the stroke, color, distribution, and endpoint properties.

FluentContainer(
  strokeStyle: FluentStrokeStyle(
    thickness: FluentStrokeThickness.strokeWidth15,
    color: Colors.red,
    padding: 2,
    dashArray: [
      2,1,2,1
    ]
  ),
  width: 100,
  height: 100,
)

Color Tokens

Use the FluentColors and FluentDarkColors classes.

Interaction States:
According to the documentation, the Fluent palettes are often used to indicate interaction states on components.

color: FluentColors.of(context)?.brandForeground1Selected

color: FluentColors.of(context)?.brandBackground1Pressed

Neutral Colors

These colors are used on surfaces, text, and layout elements.

In Light Theme:

color: FluentColors.neutralBackground1Rest

In Dark Theme:

color: FluentDarkColors.neutralBackground1Rest

Brand colors

You pass the context, and the color dynamically adjusts for dark mode.

color: FluentColors.of(context)?.brandBackground1Rest

color: FluentColors.of(context).brandBackgroundTintRest

🧩 Components

Fluent Avatar

Types:

• Standard: circular containers that generally represent an individual.

FluentAvatar(
  child: Image.asset(
    "assets/images/avatars/avatar1.jpeg",
    fit: BoxFit.cover,
    width: double.maxFinite,
    height: double.maxFinite,
  ),
),

• Group: square containers that represent many people, like teams, organizations, or companies.

 FluentAvatar(
  isGroup: true,
  ...
)

Behavior

Presence Badges

There are 8 avatar badge variants: away, avaliable, dnd, offline, unknown, busy,blocked,oof.

 FluentAvatar(
  statusPresenceBadge: StatusPresenceBadge.avaliable,
  ...
)

Activity Rings

FluentAvatar(
  strokeStyle: FluentStrokeStyle(
    padding: 4,
    thickness: FluentStrokeThickness.strokeWidth30,
    color: Colors.purple
  ),
  child: Image.asset(
    "assets/images/avatars/avatar1.jpeg",
    fit: BoxFit.cover,
    width: double.maxFinite,
    height: double.maxFinite,
  ),
)

Cutout

Avatars at 40 and 56 pixels can display a cutout that communicates other dynamic information, like reactions, mentions, and recent file activity.

FluentAvatar(
  size: FluentAvatarSize.size56,
  cutoutSize: CutoutSize.size28,
  cutout: Icon(
    FluentIcons.heart_12_filled
  ),
  child: Image.asset(...),
)

FluentAvatar(
  size: FluentAvatarSize.size56,
  cutoutSize: CutoutSize.size20,
  cutout: Icon(
    FluentIcons.heart_12_filled,
    size: 16,
  ),
  child: Image.asset(...),
)

Fluent Button

Sizes

The FluentButtonSize class has the following variations:

• Large
• Medium
• Small

FluentButton(
  title: "Click Me",
  size: FluentButtonSize.medium,
  onPressed: () {},
)

Variants

The FluentButtonVariant class contains the following variants:

• Accent
• Outline Accent
• Outline
• Subtle

FluentButton(
  title: "Click Me",
  variant: FluentButtonVariant.accent,
  onPressed: () {},
)

Fluent Navigation Bar

You can choose the brand or neutral variant in the Fluent NavBar.

FluentNavBar(
  themeColorVariation: FluentThemeColorVariation.brand,
)

Leading

FluentNavBar(
  leading: Icon(FluentIcons.leaf_two_32_filled),
)

Gradient

Suports the gradient propertie:

FluentNavBar(
  title: NavCenterTitle(title: "Title"),
  themeColorVariation: FluentThemeColorVariation.brand,
  gradient: LinearGradient(
    colors: [
      Colors.purple,
      Colors.deepPurple,
    ],
  ),
)

Nav title

There are 4 variants for nav title: Left title, Left subtitle, Center title, Center

FluentNavBar(
  themeColorVariation: FluentThemeColorVariation.brand,
  title: NavLeftSubtitle(title: "Title", subtitle: "My subtitle",),
)

Nav actions

A list of widgets, the actions that will appear in the right side of nav bar:

FluentNavBar(
  themeColorVariation: FluentThemeColorVariation.brand,
  title: NavLeftSubtitle(title: "Title", subtitle: "My subtitle",),
  actions: [
    Icon(FluentIcons.airplane_24_regular),
    Icon(FluentIcons.access_time_20_regular),
    Icon(FluentIcons.sparkle_20_filled),
  ],
)

Fluent List

There are two variants and you can choose them using the named constructor:

• OneLine

FluentList.oneLine(
  //  Here you can only pass a list of FluentListItemOneLine
  listItems: [...],
)

• MultiLine

FluentList.multiLine(
  //  Here you can only pass a list of FluentListItemMultiLine
  listItems: [...],
)

FluentList has the following props:

• sectionHeaderTitle

• sectionHeaderTitleIcon: The leading icon of section header

• sectionHeaderBackgroundColor

• sectionHeaderTitleVariant: You can choose the bold or subtle value.

• sectionHeaderActions: Receives a FluentSectionHeaderActions where you can pass two action widgets.

• sectionDescriptionText

• sectionDescriptionBackgroundColor

• sectionDescriptionIcon: The icon that will appear in your section description.

• separator: A separator to your list.

FluentList.multiLine(
  sectionHeaderTitle: "I'm header title",
  sectionHeaderTitleVariant: SectionHeaderTitleVariant.bold,
  sectionHeaderActions: FluentSectionHeaderActions(
    action1: Icon(FluentIcons.circle_20_regular),
    action2: Icon(FluentIcons.circle_20_regular),
  ),
  sectionDescriptionText: "This is my list description",
  separator: FluentStrokeDivider(),
  sectionDescriptionIcon: FluentIcons.leaf_three_16_filled,
  listItems: [
    FluentListItemMultiLine(text: "Item 1"),
    FluentListItemMultiLine(text: "Item 2"),
  ],
)

Fluent Card

FluentCard(
  text: "Text",
  subText: "Subtext",
  leading: Image.asset(
    "assets/images/cards/card2.jpeg",
    fit: BoxFit.cover,
    width: double.maxFinite,
    height: double.maxFinite,
  ),
  coverImage: Image.asset(
    "assets/images/cards/card2.jpeg",
    fit: BoxFit.cover,
    width: double.maxFinite,
    height: double.maxFinite,
  ),
  onPressed: () {
    //   put your onPressed function here
  },
)

If you just want to use a flexible container with card styles, you can use FluentCardContainer:

FluentCardContainer(
  padding: EdgeInsets.all(FluentSize.size160.value),
  child: Text("Hi, i'm a text"),
)

Fluent Radio Button

FluentRadioButton<Option>(
  value: Option.option1,
  groupValue: _option,
  onChanged: (value) {
  //   put your onChanged function here
  },
)

Disabled:

FluentRadioButton<Option>(
    value: Option.option1,
    groupValue: _option,
    onChanged: null,
  )

Fluent Checkbox

FluentCheckbox(
  value: isCheckbox1,
  onChanged: (value) {
    // put your onChanged function here
  },
)

Disabled:

FluentCheckbox(
  value: isCheckbox1,
  onChanged: null,
)

Fluent Switch Toggle

FluentSwitchToggle(
  value: showIcons,
  onChanged: (value) => setState(() {
    showIcons = value;
  }),
)

Disabled:

FluentSwitchToggle(
  value: showIcons,
  onChanged: null,
)

Fluent Banner

final myBanner = FluentBanner(
      bannerColor: FluentBannerColor.accent,
      text: "It's me Mario",
    );

Adding Fluent Banner

FluentButton(
  title: "Open Banner",
  onPressed: () async {
    FluentScaffoldMessenger.of(context).addBanner(myBanner);
  },
)

Removing Fluent Banner

 FluentButton(
  title: "Fechar Banner",
  onPressed: () async {
    FluentScaffoldMessenger.of(context).removeBanner(myBanner);
  },
)

Fluent Toast

FluentToast has 4 variants of FluentToastColor:

• Accent

• Neutral

• Danger

• Warning

FluentButton(
  title: "Accent Toast",
  onPressed: (){
    FluentToast(
        toastColor: FluentToastColor.accent,
        text: "Fluent 2 is here",
        subText: "See what’s changed.",
        icon: Icon(FluentIcons.sparkle_20_filled),
        action: Builder(
          builder: (context) => IconButton(
            onPressed: () {
              FluentToastOverlayEntry.of(context).remove();
            },
            icon: Icon(Icons.cancel),
          ),
        )).show(
      context: context,
      duration: null,
      onDismissed: () {
        print("Fechou!");
      },
    );
  },
)

Fluent Text Field

FluentTextField(
  label: "Last Name",
  hintText: "Ballinger",
  onChanged: (value) {
  //   put your onChanged function here
  },
  obscureText: false,
  readOnly: false,
  suffixIcon: Icon(FluentIcons.leaf_three_16_filled),
  hasError: error != null,
  assistiveText: error ?? "assistive",
)

Fluent Progress Bar

if (isUpdating)
  FluentProgressBar(
    value: null,
  )

Fluent Heads-up Display

 FluentButton(
    title: "Open HUD",
    onPressed: () {
      FluentHeadsUpDisplayDialog(
        future: Future.delayed(Duration(seconds: 1)),
        confirmStopMessage: "Are you sure you want to close this?",
        hud: FluentHeadsUpDisplay(
          text: "Refreshing Data...",
        ),
      ).show(context);
    },
  )

📚 Additional information

This is mainly inspired on the Fluent2 iOS Figma UI Kit. It will be gradually adapted to Android as soon as the Microsoft release its Figma UI Kit.