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A package that helps in creating custom Slides and Presenting them.
Prides
A package that helps in creating custom Slides and Presenting them.
Note
I am not updating this package anymore. Because, 1. I am not finding time to continue working on this. 2. No one is using this anyway. 3. There is another package that overtook and went ahead, used by many and has all that is in here. So, I suggest if you are looking for something, you should check out flutter_deck.
Use this package to build your presentations with Flutter with ease. Use the pre-built slide widgets or create your custom slide with custom controls and present them by adding the PresentationWidget
(provided in this package) to the application tree.
An example slide built using this package running on macOS
Presentation Features #
Event controls provided by the widget:
Event | Advance Slide | Reverse Slide |
---|---|---|
Key Event | -> (right arrow) |
<- (left arrow) |
Tap Event | left 1/3rd Area* | right 2/3rd Area* |
Area*: The area covered by the PresentationWidget
Pre-built slides that can be used directly:
SimpleSlide
: removes abstraction of theSlideWidget
.TitleSlide
: common title slide template containingtitle
andsubtitle
.SectionHeader
: common section header template containing onlytitle
.BlankSlide
: a slide that only allows option for background widget.CaptionSlide
: slide that can be used for captions (left bottom text).
More widgets to come in the upcoming releases.
For detailed usage for these widgets, scroll to the Usage section below.
Getting started #
To start creating slides and present them, add the prides
package into your pubspec.yaml
file:
dart pub add prides
or
flutter pub add prides
Once added, you can import:
import 'package:prides/prides.dart';
Or follow the instructions provided in pub.dev.
You can start using the package to build your slides. Then, present them with ease.
Usage #
PresentationWidget #
It is a widget exposed from this package that handles displaying (presenting) the slides and handles the event controls.
The best-recommended method to use:
MaterialApp(
home: Material(
child: PresentationWidget(slides: slideList),
),
),
slideList
is a list of widgets made using SlideWidget
. It should contain at least one slide, or else it will throw an error.
We can even specify a common background for all the slides with this widget:
PresentationWidget(
slides: slideList, // required
background: BackgroundWidget(),
),
The background widget can be any widget from the flutter framework.
For a single coloured background, you can simply use ColoredBox
.
We can even view the current slide number:
PresentationWidget(
slides: slideList, // required
showSlideNumber: true,
),
We can customize resolution of slides:
PresentationWidget(
slides: slideList, // required
slideSize: SlideSize.standardBig, // 4:3 aspect ratio (16:9 is default when not specified)
),
We can specify how slides fits inside the widget:
PresentationWidget(
slides: slideList, // required
slideFit: BoxFit.fill, // defaults to BoxFit.cover when not specified
),
SlideWidget #
It is an abstract class exposed from this package. Extend and implement this class to use in the PresentationWidget
.
An example of how to create slides:
class CustomSlide extends SlideWidget {
const CustomSlide({super.key});
@override
Widget slide(BuildContext context) => ForegroundWidget();
@override
Widget background() => BackgroundWidget();
}
BuildContext
is the context from build
of the SlideWidget
If the background returns null, the background passed in the PresentationWidget
is considered.
The above is a simple slide that acts in a default way. If you want to create a slide widget to have custom controls to handle states on events, below is an example of it:
// file: listener_example_slide.dart
// initialize the controller
final SlideController _controller = SlideController();
class ListenerExampleSlide extends SlideWidget {
const ListenerExampleSlide({super.key});
@override
Widget? background() => const SizedBox.shrink();
@override
Widget slide(BuildContext context) =>
StateWidget(controller: _controller); // pass controller
@override
SlideController? get controller => _controller; // override controller
}
class StateWidget extends StatefulWidget {
const StateWidget({super.key, required this.controller});
final SlideController controller;
@override
State<StateWidget> createState() => _StateWidgetState();
}
class _StateWidgetState extends State<StateWidget>
implements SlideControllerListener {
@override
void initState() {
super.initState();
// attach the listener to the controller
widget.controller.addListener(this);
}
@override
void dispose() {
// detach the listener from the controller
widget.controller.removeListener();
super.dispose();
}
@override
bool onAdvanceSlide() {
// handle advance slide
if (handleAdvance) return true; // stops advance
return false;
}
@override
bool onReverseSlide() {
// handle reverse slide
if (handleReverse) return true; // stops reverse
return false;
}
... // omitting build method
}
Slides
SimpleSlide:
SimpleSlide(
slide: ForegroundWidget(), // required
background: BackgroundWidget(),
),
TitleSlide:
TitleSlide(
title: TitleWidget(),
subtitle: SubtitleWidget(),
),
// Use this constructor if you want to pass only strings
TitleSlide.fromText(
title: 'Title',
subtitle: 'Subtitle',
),
SectionHeader:
SectionHeader(title: TitleWidget()),
// Use this constructor if you want to pass only string
SectionHeader.fromText(title: 'Title'),
BlankSlide:
BlankSlide(),
// use this if you want to show a unique background
BlankSlide(background: BackgroundWidget()),
CaptionSlide:
CaptionSlide(caption: CaptionWidget()),
// use this if you want to pass only string
CaptionSlide.fromText(caption: 'Caption'),
You can have a look at the package default example directory that contains an example with detailed usage of the widgets.
Documentation #
API documentation generated for this package is available.
Contributing #
Feel free to open an issue if you face any bugs or have any improvements or new feature ideas.
The package is open-source and can be found in the GitHub repository. Would love if you would like to contribute by opening a PR. PR's are always welcome.