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Library for getting widget metrics. Uses RenderObject to get the size and position of widgets relative to the screen window, as well as the difference between widgets.
Render Metrics #
This package is part of the SurfGear toolkit made by Surf.
Description #
This package helps retrieve the current positioning coordinates of any widget in a widgets tree in your Flutter application.
Currently supported features #
- Retrieve the full set of positioning coordinates of the desired widget at any time;
- Calculate the difference in positioning between two widgets and use it the way you need.
Example #
Getting widget's coordinates #
Instantiate RenderParametersManager
object. You can set a special type for the widget's unique identifier or leave it dynamic
.
final renderManager = RenderParametersManager<dynamic>();
Wrap the desired widget in a RenderMetricsObject
. The id
parameter is the widget’s unique identifier.
RenderMetricsObject(
id: "uniqueWidgetId",
manager: renderManager,
child: Container(
...
),
),
Get a bundle with the positioning coordinates of the wrapped widget.
RenderData data = renderManager.getRenderData("uniqueWidgetId");
Calculating the difference in positioning between two widgets #
Wrap the widgets you want to compare in RenderMetricsObject
s. Specify two different id
s for each of them. Please note, that the manager
parameter of both widgets should contain the link to the same RenderParametersManager
instance.
RenderMetricsObject(
id: "rowWidgetId",
manager: renderManager,
child: Row(
...
),
),
RenderMetricsObject(
id: "columnWidgetId",
manager: renderManager,
child: Column(
...
),
),
Specify two unique widget identifiers when using the getDiffById()
function and extract a bundle with the relative difference in positioning coordinates between the widgets.
ComparisonDiff diff =
renderManager.getDiffById("rowWidgetId", "columnWidgetId");
What metrics can I get? #
RenderData #
RenderData
instance contains a complete set of properties that characterize any widget in a two-dimensional space.
All metrics positioning coordinates are global, meaning they are relative to the entire screen coordinate space.
RenderData
also provides you an ability to get all widget keypoint XY-coordinates by calling one of special getters.
ComparisonDiff #
You can get the comparison relative results for each widget keypoint from the ComparisonDiff
instance.
An additional set of special getters can help you calculate the difference between two adjacent sides of two different widgets (e.g. right to left, top to bottom, etc.).
Installation #
Add render_metrics
to your pubspec.yaml
file:
dependencies:
render_metrics: $currentVersion$
At this moment, the current version of render_metrics
is .
Changelog #
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
Issues #
To report your issues, submit them directly in the Issues section.
Contribute #
If you would like to contribute to the package (e.g. by improving the documentation, fixing a bug or adding a cool new feature), please read our contribution guide first and send us your pull request.
Your PRs are always welcome.
How to reach us #
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