themed 8.0.0

The themed package lets you define a theme with const values, and then, by using some dark Dart magic, go and change them dynamically anyway.

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8.0.0

• Version 8.0.0 is compatible with Flutter 3.27.0 and up. Note: Version 7.0.0 is not compatible with the new Flutter versions, but it will not throw any errors. It will just not work as expected. This means you MUST upgrade to the current version 8.0.0 as soon as you upgrade your Flutter version:

  dependencies:
    themed: ^8.0.0
  

7.0.0

• Theme change improvement: Now, when a theme is changed, it will make all color references different from themselves during exactly one frame. This will assure that all widgets that depend on the theme will be rebuilt with the new theme. While technically this is a breaking change, it's unlikely to affect you.

• ColorRef.sameColor() method to compare the current color of two ColorRef objects, or with a Color object. Note that the compared color is the effective one, that depend on the current theme.

• Fixed bug that affected Hot Reload.

5.1.1

• Added Color.removeOpacity() extension method. Note methods addOpacity(), darker(), lighter(), average() and decolorize already existed.

5.0.3

• Flutter 3.16.0 compatible.

4.0.0

• Flutter 3.13.0 compatible.

3.0.2

• Flutter 2.8.0 compatible.

2.4.0

• ChangeColors widget to change the brightness, saturation and hue of any widget, including images.

2.3.0

• Color extension: darker, lighter, average, decolorize, addOpacity, rgbaToArgb and abgrToArgb methods.

2.2.0

• Improved ColorRef.toString() and TextStyleRef.toString() methods.

2.1.0

• Saving and setting themes by key: Themed.save(), Themed.setThemeByKey() etc.

• Fixed https://github.com/marcglasberg/themed/issues/1

2.0.5

• Compatible with Flutter 2.5.

2.0.1

• Breaking change: The id now must only be provided if it's necessary to differentiate constants.

1.0.0

• Initial Commit.