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flutter_qiblah

Flutter Qiblah is a plugin that allows you to display Qiblah direction in you app with support for both Android and iOS.

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Flutter Qiblah

pub package License: MIT

Getting Started

To start using this package, add flutter_qiblah dependency to your pubspec.yaml

dependencies:
  flutter_qiblah: '<latest_release>'

The package not not work on the iOS Simulator. To test on iOS please use a real device. Checkout #39

Features

  • Check Device Sensor support (Android)
  • Request Location permission
  • Check GPS Status (Enabled and permission status)
  • Receive Qiblah direction, North direction and Qiblah offset from North

Screens

Here is the Example app demo:

Example app Demo

Based on the LocationStatus class, you can add a check to see the current status of the GPS and display an error widget if it's disabled or permission is denied. check the :memo: Example Code

GPS Disabled

For devices with no sensors, a Map can be displayed with the direction from the current/selected location to Mecca. check the :memo: Example Code

Qiblah with maps

Issues

Please file any issues, bugs or feature request as an issue on our GitHub page.

Want to contribute

If you would like to contribute to the plugin (e.g. by improving the documentation, solving a bug or adding a cool new feature), please carefully review our contribution guide and send us your pull request.

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Mobile Developer - Certified Associate Android Developer

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