v2.3.0
universal_html
A 'dart:html' that works in all platforms, including Flutter and server-side. Eases cross-platform development and HTML / XML processing.
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Let's Draw
A simple drawing app made with Flutter
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- 343
- Forks
- 96
- Last push (UTC)
- Aug 17, 2024
- Project status
- Active
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🎨🎨Let's Draw
A simple drawing app made with Flutter Try out the DEMO here Link to Demo
💻 Requirements
- Any Operating System (ie. MacOS X, Linux, Windows)
- Any IDE with Flutter SDK installed (ie. IntelliJ, Android Studio, VSCode etc)
- A little knowledge of Dart and Flutter
✨ Features
Available Features
- [x] Scribble.
- [x] Draw Shapes (Line, Polygon, Ellipse and Rectangle).
- [x] Eraser.
- [x] Undo and Redo
- [x] Export as Image
Features to Explore
- [ ] Canvas Zoom/Scroll.
- [ ] Perfect circle option and Polygon rotation.
- [ ] Move doodle and shapes around the canvas
📸 ScreenShots
🤓 Author(s)
Olusegun Festus Babajide
🔖 LICENCE
GitHub author
Festus Olusegun ↗
LanguagesDartHTMLRubySwiftKotlinObjective-C
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Flutter dependencies
v1.1.0
universal_platform
Replacement for dart.io.Platform class which works on Web as well as Desktop and Mobile. Allows platform checks in your view/model layer easily.
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v0.7.0
file_saver
Save files from bytes, paths, streams, and URLs across Android, iOS, Web, Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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Dependencies used
Dependency list 13 items
- flutter
{"sdk":"flutter"} - cupertino_icons
^1.0.2 - flutter_colorpicker
^1.1.0 - flutter_svg
^2.0.9 - file_saver
^0.2.9 - font_awesome_flutter
^10.6.0 - url_launcher
^6.2.1 - universal_html
^2.2.4 - image_picker
^1.0.4 - file_picker
^6.1.1 - universal_platform
^1.1.0 - flutter_testDevelopment
{"sdk":"flutter"} - flutter_lintsDevelopment
^2.0.0
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