get_started 0.0.1

A new Flutter Getting Started Walkthrough Layout package.

Flutter Getting Started Layout

A Custom Getting Started Layout with custom Fonts and Colors.

Preview

Installing

1. Add dependency to pubspec.yaml

   Get the latest version in the 'Installing' tab on pub.dartlang.org

dependencies:
    get_started: 0.0.1

2. Import the packages

import 'package:get_started/classes/walkthrough.dart';
import 'package:get_started/classes/page.dart';
import 'package:get_started/get_started.dart';
import 'package:page_indicator/page_indicator.dart';

3. Adding GetStarted layout

With required parameters

//In the body of your MaterialApp,

body: GetStarted(pageList, pageObj, IndicatorShape.circle(size: 12.0),
           onFinishPress: _finishPress, onSkipPress: _skipPress),

//Defining below functionalities is for the user.

 void _skipPress() {
   //define your skipButton functionality here.
 }
 
 //By default, nextButton functionality is defined, to move to Next Page.

 void _finishPress() {
   //define your lastNextButton functionality here.
 }            

With optional parameters

//All the properties defined for 'page' have some default values. Hence, you may skip some size, etc. if you wish to! But defining a pageObj of page class is a must, so as to pass it as a parameter in GetStarted().

      page pageObj = new page(
          bgColor: "#ffffff",
          indicatorColor: "#ffffff",
          indicatorSelectorColor: "#195599",
          nextButtonText: "NEXT",
          nextButtonColor: "#195599",
          nextButtonFont: "Lato",
          nextButtonSize: 20.0,
          skipButtonText: "SKIP",
          skipButtonFont: "Lato",
          skipButtonColor: "#195599",
          skipButtonSize: 20.0,
          lastNextButton:
              "FINISH", //You may also write "GOT IT" or whatever you wish :)
          lastButtonColor: "#1f8e2f",
          lastButtonFont: "Lato",
          lastButtonSize: 20.0);

//A Page has three sections for Title, Description and an Icon respectively that can be customized for the text, font, color and size.

final List<walkthrough> pageList = [
    walkthrough(
        pageColor: "#48C9B0",
        title: "Welcome!",
        titleFont:
            "Lato", //Don't forget to include yours fonts in pubspec.yaml file.
        titleColor: "#ffffff", //Pass the colours as strings of their hex codes.
        titleSize: 25.0,
        description:
            "This is a Scrollable Text Widget. Hence, don't worry if your description goes long. :) \n\nA Page has three sections for Title, Description and an Icon respectively that can be customized for the text, font, color and size.\n\nAll the properties defined for 'walkthrough' have some default values. Hence, you may skip some size, etc. if you wish to!",
        descriptionFont: "Lato",
        descriptionColor: "#ffffff",
        descriptionSize: 16.0,
        imageIcon: Icon(
          Icons.computer,
          color: Colors.white,
          size: 100.0,
        ))
    ];    

How to use

Check out the example app in the example directory or the 'Example' tab on pub.dartlang.org for a more complete example.

//Example how to use

      @override
        Widget build(BuildContext context) {
          return new MaterialApp(
            debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false,
            home: Scaffold(
              //Required Field
              body: GetStarted(pageList : pageList),
              
              //Required Field with Optional
              body: GetStarted(pageList : pageList, pg: pageObj, indicatorShape : IndicatorShape.circle(size: 12.0),
              onFinishPress: _finishPress, onSkipPress: _skipPress),
            ),
          );
        }
        
      void _skipPress() {
            //define your skipButton functionality here.
      }
        
      void _finishPress() {
            //define your lastNextButton functionality here.
      }

Getting Started

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