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A widget for observing data related to the child widgets being displayed in a scrollview.
Flutter ScrollView Observer #
Language: English | 中文
This is a library of widget that can be used to listen for child widgets those are being displayed in the scroll view.
Article #
Feature #
You do not need to change the view you are currently using, just wrap a
ViewObserver
around the view to achieve the following features.
- ✅ Observing child widgets those are being displayed in the scroll view
- ✅ Supports scrolling to the specified index location
Support #
- ✅
ListView
- ✅
SliverList
- ✅
GridView
- ✅
SliverGrid
- ✅ Mixing usage of
SliverPersistentHeader
,SliverList
andSliverGrid
Installing #
Add scrollview_observer
to your pubspec.yaml file:
dependencies:
scrollview_observer: latest_version
Import scrollview_observer
in files that it will be used:
import 'package:scrollview_observer/scrollview_observer.dart';
Getting Started #
Take
ListView
as an example
1、Observing child widgets those are being displayed in the scroll view #
Parameter description of ListViewObserver
:
Parameter |
Required |
Description |
---|---|---|
child |
yes |
Create [ListView] as a child of [ListViewObserver] |
sliverListContexts |
no |
In this callback, we need to return all [BuildContext] of the [ListView] those needs to be observed. This property is only used when [BuildContext] needs to be specified exactly |
onObserve |
no |
This callback can listen for information about the child widgets those are currently being displayed in the current first [Sliver] |
onObserveAll |
no |
This callback can listen for information about all the children of slivers that are currently being displayed. This callback is only needed when there are more than one [Sliver] |
leadingOffset |
no |
The offset of the head of scroll view. Find the first child start at this offset. |
dynamicLeadingOffset |
no |
This is a callback that provides [leadingOffset] , used when the leading offset in the head of the scroll view is dynamic. It has a higher priority than [leadingOffset] |
toNextOverPercent |
no |
When the percentage of the first child widget is blocked reaches this value, the next child widget will be the first child that is displaying. The default value is 1 |
Method 1: General (Recommended)
It is relatively simple to use and has a wide application range. In general, only this method is needed
Build ListViewObserver
and pass the ListView
instance to the child
parameter
ListViewObserver(
child: _buildListView(),
onObserve: (resultModel) {
print('firstChild.index -- ${resultModel.firstChild?.index}');
print('displaying -- ${resultModel.displayingChildIndexList}');
},
)
By default, ListView
relevant data will only be observed when scrolling.
If needed, you can use ListObserverController
triggered an observation manually.
// Create an instance of [ListObserverController]
ListObserverController controller = ListObserverController();
...
// Pass the controller instance to the 'controller' parameter of 'ListViewObserver'
ListViewObserver(
...
controller: controller,
...
)
...
// Trigger an observation manually.
controller.dispatchOnceObserve();
Method 2: Specify BuildContext
for Sliver
Relatively complex to use, the scope of application is small, there are more than one
Sliver
is possible to use this method
Detailed instructions
BuildContext? _sliverListViewContext;
Create a ListView
and record BuildContext
in its builder callback
ListView _buildListView() {
return ListView.separated(
itemBuilder: (ctx, index) {
if (_sliverListViewContext != ctx) {
_sliverListViewContext = ctx;
}
...
},
...
);
}
Create ListViewObserver
ListViewObserver(
child: _buildListView(),
sliverListContexts: () {
return [if (_sliverListViewContext != null) _sliverListViewContext!];
},
onObserve: (resultMap) {
final model = resultMap[_sliverListViewContext];
if (model == null) return;
// Prints the first child widget index that is currently being displayed
print('firstChild.index -- ${model.firstChild?.index}');
// Prints the index of all child widgets those are currently being displayed
print('displaying -- ${model.displayingChildIndexList}');
},
)
By default, ListView
relevant data will only be observed when scrolling.
If needed, you can use ListViewOnceObserveNotification
triggered an observation manually.
ListViewOnceObserveNotification().dispatch(_sliverListViewContext);
2、Scrolling to the specified index location #
2.1、Basic usage
Create and use instance of ScrollController
normally.
ScrollController scrollController = ScrollController();
ListView _buildListView() {
return ListView.separated(
controller: scrollController,
...
);
}
Create an instance of ListObserverController
pass it to ListViewObserver
ListObserverController observerController = ListObserverController(controller: scrollController);
ListViewObserver(
controller: observerController,
child: _buildListView(),
...
)
Now you can scroll to the specified index position
// Jump to the specified index position without animation.
observerController.jumpTo(index: 1)
// Jump to the specified index position with animation.
observerController.animateTo(
index: 1,
duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 250),
curve: Curves.ease,
);
2.2、Parameter isFixedHeight
If the height of a list child widget is fixed, it is recommended to use the 'isFixedHeight' parameter to improve performance.
⚠ Currently only ListView
or SliverList
is supported.
// Jump to the specified index position without animation.
observerController.jumpTo(index: 150, isFixedHeight: true)
// Jump to the specified index position with animation.
observerController.animateTo(
index: 150,
isFixedHeight: true
duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 250),
curve: Curves.ease,
);
If you use CustomScrollView
and its slivers
contain SliverList
and SliverGrid
, this is also supported, but you need to use SliverViewObserver
, and pass the corresponding BuildContext
to distinguish the corresponding Sliver
when calling the scroll method.
SliverViewObserver(
controller: observerController,
child: CustomScrollView(
controller: scrollController,
slivers: [
_buildSliverListView1(),
_buildSliverListView2(),
],
),
sliverListContexts: () {
return [
if (_sliverViewCtx1 != null) _sliverViewCtx1!,
if (_sliverViewCtx2 != null) _sliverViewCtx2!,
];
},
...
)
observerController.animateTo(
sliverContext: _sliverViewCtx2, // _sliverViewCtx1
index: 10,
duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 300),
curve: Curves.easeInOut,
);
2.3、Parameter offset
Used to set the whole scrollView offset when scrolling to a specified index.
For example, in the scene with SliverAppBar
, its height will change with the scrolling of ScrollView
. After reaching a certain offset, it will be suspended on the top with a fixed height, and then we must pass this fixed height to the offset
parameter.
SliverAppBar(
key: appBarKey,
pinned: true,
expandedHeight: 200,
flexibleSpace: FlexibleSpaceBar(
title: const Text('AppBar'),
background: Container(color: Colors.orange),
),
);
observerController.animateTo(
...
offset: (offset) {
// The height of the SliverAppBar is calculated base on target offset and is returned in the current callback.
// The observerController internally adjusts the appropriate offset based on the return value.
return ObserverUtils.calcPersistentHeaderExtent(
key: appBarKey,
offset: offset,
);
},
);
2.4、Parameter alignment
The alignment
specifies the desired position for the leading edge of the child widget. It must be a value in the range [0.0, 1.0]
. Such as:
alignment: 0
: Scrolling to thetop
position of the child widget.alignment: 0.5
: Scrolling to themiddle
position of the child widget.alignment: 1
: Scrolling to thetail
position of the child widget.
3、Model Property #
ObserveModel
The base class of the observing data.
Property | Type | Desc |
---|---|---|
sliver |
RenderSliver |
The target sliver. |
visible |
bool |
Whether this sliver should be painted. |
displayingChildIndexList |
List<int> |
Stores index list for children widgets those are displaying. |
axis |
Axis |
The axis of sliver. |
scrollOffset |
double |
The scroll offset of sliver. |
ListViewObserveModel
A special observing models which inherits from the
ObserveModel
forListView
andSliverList
.
Property | Type | Desc |
---|---|---|
sliver |
RenderSliver |
The target sliverList. |
firstChild |
ListViewObserveDisplayingChildModel |
The observing data of the first child widget that is displaying. |
displayingChildModelList |
List<ListViewObserveDisplayingChildModel> |
Stores observing model list of displaying children widgets. |
GridViewObserveModel
A special observing models which inherits from the
ObserveModel
forGridView
andSliverGrid
.
Property | Type | Desc |
---|---|---|
sliverGrid |
RenderSliverGrid |
The target sliverGrid. |
firstGroupChildList |
List<GridViewObserveDisplayingChildModel> |
The observing datas of first group displaying child widgets. |
displayingChildModelList |
List<GridViewObserveDisplayingChildModel> |
Stores observing model list of displaying children widgets. |
ObserveDisplayingChildModel
Data information about the child widget that is currently being displayed.
Property | Type | Desc |
---|---|---|
sliver |
RenderSliver |
The target sliverList. |
index |
int |
The index of child widget. |
renderObject |
RenderBox |
The renderObject [RenderBox] of child widget. |
ObserveDisplayingChildModelMixin
The currently displayed child widgets data information, is for
ObserveDisplayingChildModel
supplement.
Property | Type | Desc |
---|---|---|
axis |
Axis |
The axis of sliver. |
size |
Size |
The size of child widget. |
mainAxisSize |
double |
The size of child widget on the main axis. |
scrollOffset |
double |
The scroll offset of sliver. |
layoutOffset |
double |
The layout offset of child widget. |
leadingMarginToViewport |
double |
The margin from the top of the child widget to the viewport. |
trailingMarginToViewport |
double |
The margin from the bottom of the child widget to the viewport. |
displayPercentage |
double |
The display percentage of the current widget. |
Example #
1、ListView / SliverList #
2、GridView / SliverGrid #
3、CustomScrollView #
4、Scene #
About Me #
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