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A flexible multi-select package for Flutter. Make multi-select widgets the way you want.
Changelog #
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
[1.0.6] - 2020-08-14 #
Fixed #
- Implement scrolling in MultiSelectChipDialog.
- When the source list was large enough, the chip dialog would just overflow but it is now scrollable.
Changed #
title
is no longer required for List / Chip dialogs, default to "Select"initialSelectedItems
is now required for List / Chip dialogsitems
is now required for MultiSelectChipDisplay- Removed iconSize - can set icon size as param of Icon.
- Removed
state
as a parameter of MultiSelectField and created a private constructorMultiSelectField._withState()
that gets called by MultiSelectFormField.state
never needs to be set by the user, and would do nothing if set explicitly, so it shouldn't be a named param on the default constructor.
- Updated docs
[1.0.5] - 2020-07-10 #
Fixed #
- A bug was introduced in version 1.0.4 that caused the MultiSelectFormField to not highlight any of the selected values in the dialog.
Added #
- Boolean parameter 'searchable'. Useful for larger lists, the searchable parameter enables a search icon in the dialog which shows a search bar that lets you query the list.
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- String parameters for 'confirmText' and 'cancelText'. This is important for users who want text other than 'OK' and 'CANCEL', especially for other languages and alphabets.
[1.0.4] - 2020-07-06 #
Changed #
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Allow user to set initial selected values for MultiSelectField and MultiSelectFormField by adding param 'initialValue' to MultiSelectField, and enabled the same functionality for MultiSelectFormField by passing its existing 'initialValue' param to the MultiSelectField's new 'initialValue' param.
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MultiSelectFormField creates a MultiSelectField which never had an 'initialValue' param that could be set by the user. Even if 'initialValue' was set on the MultiSelectFormField, it never got passed to the MultiSelectField that it creates. Now it does.
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Previously when using a MultiSelectField or FormField, the values in the MultiSelectListDialog / MultiSelectChipDialog were only being stored internally when a user confirms the values. Now the initial values can be set before any user interaction has occurred.
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Another use case is when a MultiSelectField is being re-inserted into the widget tree (such as one inside of a PersistentBottomSheet), and if the developer wants the previously selected values to remain after the bottomsheet re-opens, they can use this parameter to achieve that.
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Updated example app
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Updated readme