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lite_rolling_switch

Full customable rolling switch widget for flutter apps based on Pedro Massango's 'crazy-switch' widget https://github.com/pedromassango/crazy-switch

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lite_rolling_switch

Full customable rolling switch widget for flutter apps based on Pedro Massango's 'crazy-switch' widget https://github.com/pedromassango/crazy-switch

About

Custom Switch button with attractive animation, made to allow you to customize colors, icons and other cosmetic content. Manage the widget states in the same way you do with the classical material's switch widget.

NOTE: Currently, you cannot directly change the widget height properties. This feature will be available soon.

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Basic Implementation

import 'package:lite_rolling_switch/lite_rolling_switch.dart';

LiteRollingSwitch(
    //initial value
    value: true,
    textOn: 'disponible',
    textOff: 'ocupado',
    colorOn: Colors.greenAccent[700],
    colorOff: Colors.redAccent[700],
    iconOn: Icons.done,
    iconOff: Icons.remove_circle_outline,
    textSize: 16.0,
    onChanged: (bool state) {
      //Use it to manage the different states
      print('Current State of SWITCH IS: $state');
    },
),

Tests

To executed included unit tests run flutter test. Feel free to Pull Request your own Unit Test to improve this package!

Changelog

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License

This project has been published under an MIT license, you can consult the license terms in detail here.

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Eduardo Muñoz ↗

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Dependencies used

Dependency list 3 items

  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • intl^0.18.0
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}

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