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app_tutorial

Package for creating onboarding flows for your app to explain the features of the app in a seamless ways to you users.

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Stars
3
Forks
10
Last push (UTC)
Jun 10, 2024
Project status
Active

Original README

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Flutter App Onboarding

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Usage

Import the package into your pubspec.yaml

dependencies:
  app_tutorial: ^currentVersion

View the example project to see how to use the package.

Properties:
TutorialItem
Property Description Type Required Default value
globalKey The Global Key of the component you want to focus on GlobalKey yes /
child Widget to show on the screen when this item is active Widget yes /
color Color of the overlay Color? no Color.fromRGBO(0, 0, 0, 0.6)
borderRadius Radius of the border of the higlighted item Radius no Radius.circular(10.0)
radius Radius of the ShapeFocus.oval shape double? no null
shapeFocus Shape of the focus element ShapeFocus.oval, ShapeFocus.square, ShapeFocus.roundedSquare no ShapeFocus.roundedSquare
Tutorial
  • show() - the show () method, receives three parameters, the context, list of tutorial items you created and the onTutorialComplete callback.
Tutorial.showTutorial(context, items, onTutorialComplete: () {
  // Code to be executed after the tutorial ends
  print('Tutorial is complete!');
});
  • skipAll() - the skipAll() method receives the context parameter and ends the onboarding process
Tutorial.skipAll(context);
This package is a separated fork of this package.
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GitHub author

Aiken Tine Ahac ↗

Co-Founder of @avarra. Software Developer @Preskok

@avarra & @preskokSloveniaOfficial website ↗
LanguagesDartSwiftKotlinObjective-C

Dependencies used

Dependency list 2 items

  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}

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