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animated_card

Package to animate the initialization of any widget, with the possibility of using a custom dismissible.

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Last push (UTC)
Apr 16, 2021
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animated_card

Package to animate the initialization of any widget, with the possibility of using a custom dismissible.

How to use

pubspec.yaml

To Flutter Version <= 1.22.6

  animated_card: 1.0.0+8<lastest version>

To Flutter Version >= 2.0.0

  animated_card: <lastest version>

import

import 'package:animated_card/animated_card.dart';

Simple implementation

AnimatedCard(
    child: <Widget>,
),

Dismissible implementation

AnimatedCard(
    direction: AnimatedCardDirection.left, //Initial animation direction 
    initDelay: Duration(milliseconds: 0), //Delay to initial animation
    duration: Duration(seconds: 1), //Initial animation duration
    onRemove: () => lista.removeAt(index), //Implement this action to active dismiss
),

Example

Getting Started

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David Araujo ↗

Front End Developer at Autonation | Flutter Google Mentor | Flutterando Founder

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Dependencies used

Dependency list 2 items

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

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