widgetbook_models 0.0.5

A package that combines commonly used models from the widgetbook packages.

This package features the models for the Widgetbook Device class. The device class is used in the following packages:

• package:widgetbook
• package:widgetbook_annotation
• package:widgetbook_generator

Furthermore, the package contains predefined and commonly used devices.

NOTE: It is not required to add this package to your project. package:widgetbook_models was designed to make the classes defined accessible to the other packages. package:widgetbook exports the classes defined in the package so you can use them without needing to import anything else than package:widgetbook.

Classes

Currently the package contains the Device class with its required subclasses and collections of various devices.

Resolution

A device's screen resolution is defined by the number of distinct pixels in each dimension that can be displayed. Furthermore, on Apple and Android devices, this resolution is divided into logical and native resolution by a scaling factor. Therefore, to define a resolution, the native amount of pixels in each dimension and a scaling factor is required.

A Resolution instance is created by using

Resolution(
    nativeSize: DeviceSize(width: 1668, height: 2388),
    scaleFactor: 2,
),

DeviceSize is similar to Size from the Flutter SDK and contains properties for width and height.

Device

The device class specifies a device like the iPhone 12 based on a name, its resolution and its type. type is primarily used for better iconization in package:widgetbook's user interface.

An Apple iPhone 12 can be defined by using

Device iPhone12 = Device(
    name: 'iPhone 12',
    resolution: Resolution(
        nativeSize: DeviceSize(width: 1170, height: 2532),
        scaleFactor: 3,
    ),
    type: DeviceType.mobile,
);

Device Types

The following device types exist and can be accessed with the respective Device constructor:

• Device.mobile( ... )
• Device.tablet( ... )
• Device.desktop( ... )
• Device.watch( ... )
• Device.special( ... )
  • used for screens with unusual apsect ratios.

These constructors allow you to create your own devices in case there is something missing in our collection of devices.

Collections

This package also features commonly used devices like various iPads, iPhone and Macs as well as Android devices like the Samsung Galaxy Series.

The collections can be accessed by using the respective collection identifier. For instance:

Device iPhone11 = Apple.iPhone11;

The following collections exist:

Collection	Featured devices and screens
Apple	iPhone, iPad, iMac, MacBook, Pro Display XDR
Samsung	Galaxy Series
Desktop	HD (1080p), 2K (1440p), 4K (2180p)

The specified identifiers of the collections are easily accessible via IntelliSense.

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