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release_to_trigger is a Flutter package for capturing vertical swipes and triggering actions, perfect for custom triggers like loading new content or activating app features
0.0.9 #
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0.0.7 #
- Update package description: package description updated.
0.0.6 #
- Update package description: package description updated.
0.0.5 #
- Update readme: reame.md file updated.
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- Update readme: reame.md file updated.
0.0.3 #
- Example added: For better understanding example code added.
- Customize text: Now customize initial and release text style.
- circular progress indicator: show or hide circular progress indicator.
0.0.2 #
- Add License: MIT license added.
- Improve sensitivity of pull: for better user experience pull sensitivity is improved.
0.0.1 - Initial Release #
- Release to Trigger Action: A Flutter widget designed to capture vertical swipe gestures and trigger a custom action when the user releases the swipe at a defined height. Ideal for refreshing content, loading actions, or any custom user interaction.
- Configurable Sensitivity: Customize the height sensitivity for detecting a swipe (both at the top or bottom of the screen), allowing you to control how much the user must pull before the action is triggered.
- Top and Bottom Swipes: Control whether the gesture triggers from the top or bottom of the screen using the
top
parameter. - Swipe Progress Indicator: A circular progress indicator shows swipe progress in real-time, dynamically adjusting based on the distance the user has pulled.
- Customizable Design: Parameters for customizing colors, background, and text (e.g.,
initialText
andtriggeredText
) for a personalized look and feel. - Callback on Trigger: Execute any custom functionality by providing a callback via the
onTrigger
parameter, allowing developers to integrate custom actions seamlessly.