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swipe

The easy way to detect swipe up, down, left and right in Flutter.

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Last push (UTC)
Nov 6, 2021
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Swipe

The easy way to detect swipe up, down, left and right in Flutter.

Getting Started

Add dependency to your flutter project:

$ flutter pub add swipe

or

dependencies:
  swipe: ^0.0.1

or

dependencies:
  swipe:
    git: 
      url: git://github.com/salkuadrat/swipe.git

Then run flutter pub get.

Usage

Here is a simple way of using Swipe.

Swipe(
  child: ..., // your child widget
  onSwipeUp: () {
    // do something when swiping up
  },
  onSwipeDown: () {
    // do something when swiping down
  },
  onSwipeLeft: () {
    // do something when swiping left
  },
  onSwipeRight: () {
    // do something when swiping right
  },
)

Customization

Swipe widget comes with additional parameters to customize your swiping experience.

Swipe(
  child: ...,
  onSwipeUp: ...,
  onSwipeDown: ...,
  onSwipeLeft: ...,
  onSwipeRight: ...,
  verticalMaxWidthThreshold: 50,
  verticalMinDisplacement: 100,
  verticalMinVelocity: 300,
  horizontalMaxHeightThreshold: 50,
  horizontalMinDisplacement: 100,
  horizontalMinVelocity: 300,
)

Example

You can try a working example here.

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