extended_nested_scroll_view
extended nested scroll view to fix pinned header and inner scrollables sync issues.
extended nested scroll view to fix following issues. 1.pinned sliver header issue 2.inner scrollables in tabview sync issue 3.pull to refresh is not work. 4.do without ScrollController in NestedScrollView's body
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NestedScrollView: extended nested scroll view to fix following issues.
2.inner scrollables in tabview sync issue
3.do without ScrollController in NestedScrollView's body
Web demo for ExtendedNestedScrollView
give total height of pinned sliver headers in pinnedHeaderSliverHeightBuilder callback
var tabBarHeight = primaryTabBar.preferredSize.height;
var pinnedHeaderHeight =
//statusBar height
statusBarHeight +
//pinned SliverAppBar height in header
kToolbarHeight;
ExtendedNestedScrollView(
pinnedHeaderSliverHeightBuilder: () {
return pinnedHeaderHeight;
}
) ,
We usually keep list scroll position with following:
| scene | onlyOneScrollInBody | description |
|---|---|---|
| AutomaticKeepAliveClientMixin | true | ScrollPosition will not be disposed, set onlyOneScrollInBody to true so that we can know which list is isActived. |
| PageStorageKey | false | ScrollPosition will be disposed, PageStorageKey just record the position info,the scroll positions in ExtendedNestedScrollView will always single one. |
ExtendedNestedScrollView(
onlyOneScrollInBody: true,
)
Provide ExtendedVisibilityDetector to point out which list is visible
ExtendedVisibilityDetector(
uniqueKey: const Key('Tab1'),
child: ListView(),
)
due to we can't set ScrollController for list in NestedScrollView's body(it will breaking behaviours of InnerScrollController in NestedScrollView),provide Demos
show how to do it without ScrollController
show how to change pinned header height dynamically.
Dependency list 2 items
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