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spider_web_control

A customizable spider web control widget for Flutter that detects touch directions with interactive visual effects.

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A customizable spider web control widget for Flutter that detects touch directions with interactive visual effects.

Features

  • Customizable appearance: Change colors, size, and web structure
  • Direction detection: Get callbacks for 8-directional touch input (R, L, F, B, FR, FL, BR, BL)
  • Interactive effects: Web threads warp and bend around touch points
  • Flexible integration: Works with any connection type (Bluetooth, HTTP, WebSocket, etc.)
  • Theme support: Built-in dark and light theme configurations

Installation

Add this to your package's pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  spider_web_control: ^0.0.2

Usage

Basic Usage
import 'package:spider_web_control/spider_web_control.dart';

SpiderWebControl(
  onDirectionChanged: (direction) {
    print('Direction: $direction');
    // Handle direction change (e.g., send to device)
  },
)
Custom Configuration
SpiderWebControl(
  config: SpiderWebConfig(
    size: 400.0,
    threadColor: Colors.cyan,
    dewDropColor: Colors.lightBlue,
    centerThreshold: 100.0,
    sendInterval: Duration(milliseconds: 500),
  ),
  onDirectionChanged: (direction) {
    // Your custom logic here
  },
  onTouchStart: () => print('Touch started'),
  onTouchEnd: () => print('Touch ended'),
)
Using with Bluetooth
class MyBluetoothController extends StatelessWidget {
  final BluetoothConnection connection;

  MyBluetoothController({required this.connection});

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return SpiderWebControl(
      config: SpiderWebConfig.darkTheme(size: 350.0),
      onDirectionChanged: (direction) {
        // Send direction to Bluetooth device
        connection.output.add(Uint8List.fromList(direction.codeUnits));
      },
    );
  }
}
Theme Examples
// Dark theme
SpiderWebControl(
  config: SpiderWebConfig.darkTheme(size: 300.0),
  onDirectionChanged: (direction) => handleDirection(direction),
)

// Light theme
SpiderWebControl(
  config: SpiderWebConfig.lightTheme(size: 300.0),
  onDirectionChanged: (direction) => handleDirection(direction),
)

// Custom theme
SpiderWebControl(
  config: SpiderWebConfig(
    size: 320.0,
    threadColor: Colors.purple,
    minorThreadColor: Colors.purpleAccent,
    dewDropColor: Colors.pink,
    radialDivisions: 48,
    circleDivisions: 30,
  ),
  onDirectionChanged: (direction) => handleDirection(direction),
)

Configuration Options

Property Type Default Description
size double 300.0 Size of the spider web widget
threadColor Color Colors.blue Main thread color
minorThreadColor Color Colors.blueGrey Minor thread color
dewDropColor Color Colors.lightBlue Dew drop accent color
centerThreshold double 80.0 Dead zone radius in center
sendInterval Duration Duration(seconds: 1) Minimum time between direction callbacks
radialDivisions int 36 Number of radial web divisions
circleDivisions int 25 Number of circular web divisions

Direction Values

The widget returns these direction strings:

  • 'R' - Right
  • 'L' - Left
  • 'F' - Forward/Up
  • 'B' - Back/Down
  • 'FR' - Forward-Right
  • 'FL' - Forward-Left
  • 'BR' - Back-Right
  • 'BL' - Back-Left
  • 'Disabled Zone' - Center area (not sent to callback)

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

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  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_lintsDevelopment^5.0.0

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