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faded

Client did not pay? Add opacity to widgets and decrease it every day until their app completely fades away. Set a due date and customize the number of days you offer them until the app is fully vanished.

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Apr 19, 2024
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Faded: A Tale of Revenge

Client did not pay?

Add opacity to your widgets and decrease it every day until their app completely fades away. Set a due date and customize the number of days you offer them until the app is fully vanished.

Faded is a simple widget that fades in and out based on due dates, to be used sparingly and with caution due to its hidden agenda against your client.

Usage:

Faded(
  dueDate: DateTime(2024, 04, 30),
  daysDeadline: 3,
  child: MyContent(),
)
  • [dueDate] : The date when the widget starts its revenge.
  • [daysDeadline] : How many days after the due date the revenge completes. The widget will sharpen its blades and blur them day-by-day after the [dueDate] until the [daysDeadline], and go dark after [daysDeadline]
  • [child] : The content shown, controlled by the widget's secret agenda.

Note: Be careful! This widget looks innocent but holds a grudge against its creator.

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Krishnakumar Narayanan ↗

Delivery Hero SEBerlin, Germany
LanguagesDartHTMLRubySwiftKotlinObjective-C

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  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • intl^0.19.0
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}

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