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Weekly-Date-Picker

A weekday picker where you can scroll between weeks.

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17
Forks
19
Last push (UTC)
May 3, 2024
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Original README

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Weekly Date Picker

A weekday picker where you can scroll between weeks.

Custom styling

You can remove the week text
Add custom colors
You can also make only the weekdays selectable

Installing

To use this package, add weekly_date_picker as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file.

Usage

WeeklyDatePicker(
  selectedDay: _selectedDay, // DateTime
  changeDay: (value) => setState(() {
    _selectedDay = value;
  }),
),

How to use custom styling

You can use custom colors and labels by the optional parameters:

  • weekdayText Specifies the weekday text: default is 'Week'
  • weekdays Specifies the weekday strings ['Mon', 'Tue'...]
  • backgroundColor Background color
  • selectedDigitBackgroundColor Color of the selected day circle
  • selectedDigitBorderColor Color of the border of the selected day circle
  • selectedDigitColor Color of the selected digit text
  • digitsColor Color of the unselected digits text
  • weekdayTextColor Is the color of the weekdays 'Mon', 'Tue'...
  • enableWeeknumberText Set to false to hide the weeknumber textfield to the left of the slider
  • weeknumberColor Color of the weekday container
  • weeknumberTextColor Color of the weekday text
  • daysInWeek Specifies the number of weekdays to render, default is 7, so Monday to Sunday
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Magnuti ↗

Fullstack developer interested in backend, mobile and AI. Monorepo or nothing.

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Dependencies used

Dependency list 4 items

  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • week_of_year^2.0.0
  • clockDevelopment^1.1.0
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}

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