simple_reveal 0.1.4

Scroll reveal widgets for Flutter, in pure Dart with no dependencies. Blocks fade, slide, zoom, blur, turn or flip into place as they come into view, or with the scroll.

SimpleReveal Versions

0.1.4

Changed

• The badge row carries a PayPal donation badge, funding points pub.dev at the same donation page, and the README ends on the other packages COMAPPS publishes. Nothing about the library changed.

0.1.3

Added

• Lists loaded page by page: a README section on using the package with infinite_scroll_pagination, a screen of the example that fetches its rows a page at a time, and tests for a list that grows while in view. No change to the package itself.

0.1.2

Changed

• No change to the package itself.
• The pub.dev screenshots open on a cover.
• The README links to the new video tour.

0.1.1

Fixed

• A scrubbed block that the end of the scroll stops short of its reach, the last rows of a list, is done as the scroll ends, rather than left part way.
• With mirror, a scrubbed block already near the far end when the scroll starts, at the top of a list, is whole there rather than part hidden.
• The panel of a wipe given a color keeps to what the block draws, as the tint of an overlay does, rather than covering its whole rectangle: a picture with rounded corners comes out from under a panel with the same corners. The panel now fades with the block; leave the fade out for a panel at full strength from the start.

0.1.0

Added

• SimpleReveal, a block revealed as it comes into view, in any scrollable, slivers and nested ones included, or outside one.
• Eight effects, each on an object of its own, combined freely: FadeProperties, SlideProperties (from any side, or from the start or the end of the reading direction), ZoomProperties, BlurProperties, RotateProperties, FlipProperties (about X or Y, in perspective), OverlayProperties (a tint that clears, kept to the shape of the block) and WipeProperties (an opening from an edge, from a point or as a circle, optionally from under a panel). clipBehavior keeps a block within its bounds while it comes in.
• RevealPart, pieces of a block that come in on their own once it is revealed, stagger apart in reading order, each with its effects and delay.
• A timed reveal, with duration, delay, curve, threshold and once.
• A reveal that follows the scroll, through ScrubProperties, with reach, mirror and a curve of its own.
• RevealController, to reveal, hide and play a block again from code, and manual blocks that wait for it alone.
• onReveal and onHide.
• SimpleRevealGroup, blocks that come into view together revealed in turn, in reading order.
• SimpleRevealDefaults, the pace of every reveal below it, and a switch to turn them all off.
• Blocks with a PageStorageKey, on them or on the item a list builds around them, remember they were revealed once a lazy list lets them go.
• Reduced motion followed by default, through respectReducedMotion: nothing moves, for any effect, part, group, scrub or controller.
• An example app, one screen per feature, and a travel page putting them together.