json_to_ui 1.0.3

A Flutter package that converts JSON data into dynamic UI components, enabling developers to build UIs from network data effortlessly.

0.0.1

Changelog

1.0.3 - 2025-02-01

• Implemented UIBuilder to parse JSON into Flutter widgets such as Switch, Checkbox, TextField, Image,SingleChildScrollView, and ListView.

1.0.2 - 2025-01-29

Added

• NetworkService: Implemented methods for handling network requests, including support for both GET and POST requests.
• Hive Integration: Added functionality to save and fetch network data from local Hive storage for offline use.
• Internet Connectivity Check: Introduced hasInternetConnection() to check for an active internet connection before making network requests.
• Dynamic UI Fetching: Added functionality to fetch dynamic UI configurations from a remote server or load them from local Hive storage when offline.

Fixed

• Fixed an issue where network requests would not fallback to cached data when offline.

Changed

• Improved error handling for network failures and added more informative error messages.
• Enhanced the fetchJson() method to better handle network status and cache data.

1.0.1

• 📌 Issue fixed

1.0.0 Initial Release

• 🎉 First stable version of json_to_ui.
• 📌 Supports dynamic UI generation from JSON.
• 🚀 Includes network requests, storage handling, and widget rendering.

Initial Setup:

• Created a Flutter application to dynamically build UI from JSON data.
• Added NetworkService to handle HTTP requests with support for GET method.
• Introduced HiveService for local caching of network data, including functions to save, retrieve, and clear data.
• Added a method to check internet connectivity before fetching data from the network.

UI Builder:

• Introduced JsonNetworkUiBuilder to fetch JSON from a remote URL and dynamically generate the UI.
• Implemented UIBuilder to parse JSON into Flutter widgets such as Scaffold, Container, Column, Row, and Text.
• Widgets can be customized with properties like padding, margin, backgroundColor, and fontSize.

Network Handling:

• Network data is fetched and parsed into widgets if the internet connection is available.
• If no internet connection is detected, the app uses cached data stored via HiveService.

Error Handling:

• Errors in network requests (e.g., no internet or failed request) are caught, and fallback data (cached) is used where applicable.