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sliding_panel

A Flutter slidable widget that provides an easy to use configuration. Highly customisable. Just as you want it!

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88
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Last push (UTC)
Jun 16, 2021
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sliding_panel

The most customisable bottom sliding panel you can find on pub.dev. Just as you want it!


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Take control Customize the way you want Various purposes
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Easily put your content in the panel, customize it and then just use the panel for various purposes like,
  • Showing some persistent content on bottom of the screen.
  • Can be used like showModalBottomSheet() from Flutter to make user choices.
  • Also use like DraggableScrollableSheet() and put scrollable content inside the panel.

:point_right: How to use sliding_panel:

Please visit the Wiki to see how you can get this working.

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Users of v0.5.0 and 0.7.0:

The latest stable release (v1.0.1) has landed with many improvements. There are some breaking changes, too. For that, visit the Migration guide.


A note for v0.2.0 and v0.1.0 users :worried:

From version 0.5.0, we have a LOADS of breaking :boom: changes, which means that simply updating the package won't give you all the bells and whistles of new version. :pensive: For updating guide, please go to the Migration guide.

  • After following this guide, you will enjoy new features.
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Ravi Kavaiya ↗

A noob 😒

India
LanguagesDartRubyObjective-CJava

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  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • collection^1.14.11
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}

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