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AnimateRoutes

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animate_routes is a minimalist library to provider some cool transition animation when you navigate between the screens ,also provide some shorcuts to navigate easily and you can open the dialog in just three lines of code .

Features

animate_routes isn't a route manger itself is just a hack of productivy . AnimatedRoute allow you to open snackbar, open bottomSheet and dialog easily with less boilerplate .

Getting started

Installing

Add animate_routes to your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  animate_routes:

Import animate_routes in files that it will be used:

import 'package:animate_routes/animate_routes.dart';

You can use just like this

context.go(AnimateRoute(transition:Transition.downToUp,screen:Home()));
or 
Navigator.of(context).push(AnimateRoute(transition:Transition.downToUp,screen:Home()));

animate_routes provide a cool and easy api to open dialog

with animate_routes is very easi to open and animate dialog with just one line of code

context.openDialog();

or 

context.openDialog(
  transition:TransitionDialog.left,
  title: 'My title',
  content: "My content"
);

Want to contribute to the project? We will be proud to highlight you as one of our collaborators. Here are some points where you can contribute and make animate_routes even better.

  • Helping to add more features
  • Offering PRs for code/tests.
  • Including new functions.

Any contribution is welcome!

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AdamMusa ↗

Software Developer, Mobile & Backend with Dart | Python | Ruby | Elixir

New York
LanguagesDart

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