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progress_bar_chart

A package to display multipe values on a vertical chart using progess indicators and animation.

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3
Forks
2
Last push (UTC)
Jun 23, 2025
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progress_bar_chart

A package to display multipe values on a vertical chart using progess indicators and animation. Each value can has a color .

Features

Example 1 Example 2
Example Example

Usage

Example 1:

final List<StatisticsItem> stats = [
  StatisticsItem(Colors.blue, 500, title: 'Type 1'),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.green, 200, title: 'Type 2'),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.red, 300, title: 'Type 3'),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.yellow, 100, title: 'Type 4'),
];

ProgressBarChart(
    values: stats,
    height: 30,
    borderRadius: 20,
    totalPercentage: 1100,
    unitLabel: 'kg',
),

Example 2:

final List<StatisticsItem> stats = [
  StatisticsItem(Colors.blue, 0.4),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.green, 0.3),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.red, 0.2),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.yellow, 0.1),
];

ProgressBarChart(
  values: stats,
  height: 30,
  borderRadius: 20,
),

Without labels and colorblend:

final List<StatisticsItem> stats = [
  StatisticsItem(Colors.blue, 0.4),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.green, 0.3),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.red, 0.2),
  StatisticsItem(Colors.yellow, 0.1),
];

ProgressBarChart(
  values: stats,
  height: 30,
  borderRadius: 20,
  showLables: false,
  colorBlend: false,
)
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Lukas Kompatscher ↗

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@kim-company South Tyrol, Italy
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