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Make a scrollable list of image cards with less boilerplate code. Quick, dynamic and reusable. Use images from assets and network simultaneously to form the widget.
A scrollable list of image cards with less boilerplate code. Quick, dynamic and reusable.
By using ImageCardList instead of manually creating such list, you get:
- A scrollable list of pictures in a single step.
- More readable and reusable code structure.
- A largely reduced boilerplate.
- Easy integration.
- Flexibility over changing a lot of properties.
Mechanism #
A SingleChildScrollView wrapped around Row/Column widget with a list of Cards containing AssetImage and a Text widget.
Check #
image_card_list documentation.
Usage #
- Add dependency
dependencies:
...
image_card_list: //[version]
- Use assets/network images all together.
class HomePage extends StatelessWidget {
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Scaffold(
appBar: AppBar(
title: Text("Demo"),
),
body: ImageCardList(
map: {
"Tiger": "assets/tiger.jpg",
"Wolf": "https://i.ibb.co/Gp8xvsx/images-15.jpg",
"Leopard": "assets/leopard.jpeg",
"Zebra": "assets/zebra.jpg",
"Giraffe": "assets/giraffe.jpeg",
"Bear": "assets/bear.jpeg",
"Monkey": "assets/monkey.jpeg"
},
displayNameTag: true,
onTap: (name, image) {
//some code..
},
),
);
}
}
Therefore, the widget is smart enough to know whether an image is being used from assets or http. The 'displayNameTag' property is mandatory so as to show/hide the nameTag and to provide unique identification to each image in use.
Breakdown #
- Adding an image from asset.
ImageCardList(
map: {
"Tiger": "assets/tiger.jpg",
},
displayNameTag: true,
);
- Adding an image from network.
ImageCardList(
map: {
"Wolf": "https://i.ibb.co/Gp8xvsx/images-15.jpg",
},
displayNameTag: true,
);