screen_loading_handler 1.0.1

This package is used to show loading screen while fetching data from server or any other operation.

ScreenLoadingHandler

The ScreenLoadingHandler is a Flutter widget that displays a loading indicator (spinner) over the main content of a screen. It automatically listens to a ScreenLoadingController to determine when to show or hide the loading indicator, without needing to call setState. This is an efficient way to manage loading states in your app without cluttering your UI code.

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Features

• Automatic Loading Management: Displays and hides a loading indicator based on the isLoading state in the ScreenLoadingController.
• Customizable Loading Box: You can customize the color, size, and style of the loading indicator and the loading box.
• Tap to Close (Optional): Optionally close the loading indicator by tapping on the overlay.
• Reactive State Updates: The loading state is managed by a ValueNotifier, which ensures the UI reacts automatically when the state changes.

Installation

1. Add the following dependency in your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  screen_loading_handler: ^<latest_version>

Replace <latest_version> with the actual latest version of the package. You can check the latest version on pub.dev.

2. Install the package by running:

flutter pub get

Usage

1. Create the Loading Controller

First, initialize the ScreenLoadingController:

ScreenLoadingController controller = ScreenLoadingController();

2. Wrap Your Screen with ScreenLoadingHandler

Use ScreenLoadingHandler to wrap your screen’s content, passing in the controller:

ScreenLoadingHandler(
  controller: controller,
  child: YourScreenWidget(),
)

3. Start and Stop Loading

Control the loading state by calling startLoading and stopLoading:

controller.startLoading(); // To show the loading indicator
controller.stopLoading();  // To hide the loading indicator

Customization

You can customize the appearance of the loading indicator and the overlay by passing parameters to the ScreenLoadingHandler widget:

• backgroundColor: The background color of the overlay (default is Colors.white10).
• loadingBoxColor: The color of the loading box (default is Colors.black).
• loadingIndicatorColor: The color of the loading spinner (default is Colors.white).
• loadingBoxHeight: The height of the loading box (default is 90).
• loadingBoxWidth: The width of the loading box (default is 90).
• loadingBoxBorderRadius: The border radius of the loading box (default is 18).
• loadingIndicatorStrokeWidth: The thickness of the loading spinner (default is 3).
• closeOnTap: Whether to close the loading indicator by tapping on the overlay (default is false).

Example:

ScreenLoadingHandler(
  controller: controller,
  child: YourScreenWidget(),
  closeOnTap: true, // Close loading indicator on tap
  backgroundColor: Colors.black45,
  loadingBoxColor: Colors.blue,
  loadingIndicatorColor: Colors.white,
)

Example

ScreenLoadingController controller = ScreenLoadingController();

ScreenLoadingHandler(
  controller: controller,
  child: Scaffold(
    appBar: AppBar(title: Text('Loading Example')),
    body: Center(
      child: ElevatedButton(
        onPressed: () {
          controller.startLoading();
          Future.delayed(Duration(seconds: 3), () {
            controller.stopLoading();
          });
        },
        child: Text('Show Loading'),
      ),
    ),
  ),
)

Testing

To ensure the correct behavior of ScreenLoadingHandler, you can write tests to verify that the loading indicator appears and disappears based on the controller's state.

Refer to the tests for example test cases.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.