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niku

Compose Flutter UI from utilities Widget and extensions with dot cascade. Fluently developing without headache and Nested Hell.

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Niku

Create Flutter UI, easier, faster, smarter

Fluently developing without headache and Nested Hell.

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Why

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Styling in Flutter is complex and verbose.

Developers have to describe every styling detail to Widget. It’s like low-level programming UI, having to adapt between property is hard when some are more complex than others, for instance, MaterialStateProperty.

When the codebase gets more complex, the syntax of Flutter itself is too verbose, nested than it should be, result being hard to maintain mostly known as Nested Hell.

Niku helps to solve the problem by providing a cascade notation to style widget. Exposing the same naming convention, shorten property, parent builder and style extraction.

Providing a smoother, shorter yet, more straightforward and maintainable way to compose styling in Flutter.

Documentation

Documentation for v2 can be found on niku.saltyaom.com

License

Niku is MIT Licensed.

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# niku# flutter# widget

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Dependencies used

Dependency list 3 items

  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • collection^1.17.1
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}

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