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flutter_wallet_app

Wallet app built in flutter

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402
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152
Last push (UTC)
Oct 22, 2021
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Original README

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Smart course app is a design implementaion of Wallet App designed by Muhammad Abdull

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Android Screenshots

HomePage Transfer money page

iOS Screenshots

HomePage Transfer money page

Directory Structure

lib
│-- main.dart    
└───src
    └───theme
    |    │──light_color.dart
    |    └──theme.dart
    └────pages
    |     │──homePage.dart
    |     └──money_transfer_page.dart 
    └────widgets
          │──balance_card.dart
          |──bottom_navigation_bar.dart
          │──customRoute.dart
          └──title_text.dart

Pull Requests

I welcome and encourage all pull requests. It usually will take me within 24-48 hours to respond to any issue or request.

Created & Maintained By

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