Fully customizable, draggable and animated switch with multiple choices and smooth loading animation. It has prebuilt constructors for rolling and size animations.
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A fully customizable, draggable, and animated toggle switch with support for multiple choices and smooth loading animations. It offers prebuilt constructors for rolling and size transitions, making it ideal for interactive UIs that require visual feedback. The package is designed for cross-platform use, supporting Android, iOS, Web, macOS, Windows, and Linux. With intuitive APIs and seamless integration, it enhances user experience through dynamic, responsive toggles.
Use cases
Interactive settings panels
Form controls with visual feedback
Customizable theme switches
Dynamic choice selection
Smooth UI transitions
Cross-platform toggle components
Key features
Draggable interface
Multiple choice support
Prebuilt rolling and size animations
Fully customizable design
Smooth loading transitions
Cross-platform compatibility
Suitable for
Developers building interactive forms
UI designers seeking dynamic switches
Apps requiring theme or preference toggles
Cross-platform Flutter applications
Projects emphasizing visual polish
Considerations
May impact performance with many instances
Requires careful styling for optimal appearance
Limited to toggle-style interactions
Not suitable for non-interactive elements
Animation complexity may affect battery life on mobile
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AnimatedToggleSwitch
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Fully customizable, draggable and animated switch with multiple choices and smooth loading animation. It has prebuilt constructors for rolling and size animations, but it also allows you to create your own switches with CustomAnimatedToggleSwitch. LTR and RTL are both supported. Switches without an (initial) selection and vertical switches are also possible.
Most builder arguments of AnimatedToggleSwitch have standard and a custom version. This ensures that you can get started easily and still customize a lot if necessary. There are several options for styling it.
For a slider with a similar look you can check out action_slider.
Example Usage
Examples
AnimatedToggleSwitch.dual()
Switch inspired by lite_rolling_switch (made with AnimatedToggleSwitch.dual())
Switch inspired by toggle_switch (made with AnimatedToggleSwitch.size())
Switch inspired by crazy-switch (made with CustomAnimatedToggleSwitch())
Switch inspired by load_switch (made with CustomAnimatedToggleSwitch())
AnimatedToggleSwitch.rolling()
You can build any other switch with CustomAnimatedToggleSwitch()
AnimatedToggleSwitch.size()
AnimatedToggleSwitch.size() with custom rolling animation
AnimatedToggleSwitch.rolling() with custom indicatorSize, borderRadius and indicatorBorderRadius
Easy Usage
Easy to use and highly customizable.
Simple rolling animation
AnimatedToggleSwitch<int>.rolling(
current: value,
values: [0, 1, 2, 3],
onChanged: (i) => setState(() => value = i),
iconBuilder: iconBuilder,
// iconList: [...], you can use iconBuilder, customIconBuilder or iconList
style: ToggleStyle(...), // optional style settings
... // many more parameters available
)
Styling
Styling with constructor
style, styleBuilder, customStyleBuilder and styleList can be used to style an AnimatedToggleSwitch.
For the general look of the switch, you can use style.
For parameters that should change with the selection, you can use styleBuilder or styleList.
If you need additional parameters, you can use customStyleBuilder.
AnimatedToggleSwitch<int>.rolling(
...
style: ToggleStyle(backgroundColor: Colors.red), // backgroundColor is set independently of the current selection
styleBuilder: (value) => ToggleStyle(indicatorColor: value.isEven ? Colors.yellow : Colors.green)), // indicatorColor changes and animates its value with the selection
...
)
Styling with Theme
You can also add ToggleStyle to ThemeData.
This overwrites the default ToggleStyle values in all AnimatedToggleSwitch widgets in your MaterialApp.
To use the loading animation, you simply have to return a Future in onChanged or onTap.
You can alternatively control the loading manually with the loading parameter.
Hence, to disable the loading animation, loading: false must be set.
AnimatedToggleSwitch<int>.rolling(
current: value,
values: [0, 1, 2, 3],
onChanged: (i) async {
setState(() => value = i);
awaitFuture.delayed(Duration(seconds: 3));
},
loading: false, // for deactivating loading animation
iconBuilder: iconBuilder,
... // many more parameters available
)
Nullable selection
To use this feature, you simply have to set allowUnlistedValues to true.
AnimatedToggleSwitch<int?>.rolling(
allowUnlistedValues: true,
current: nullableValue, // no selection if nullableValue is not contained in values
values: const [0, 1, 2, 3],
onChanged: (i) => setState(() => nullableValue = i),
iconBuilder: iconBuilder,
indicatorAppearingBuilder: ..., // appearing animation is fully customizable (optional)
)
Vertical switches
You can get a vertical version of any switch by calling vertical() on it.
AnimatedToggleSwitch<int>.rolling(...).vertical()
Fully customizable toggle switch with CustomAnimatedToggleSwitch
CustomAnimatedToggleSwitch<int>(
current: value,
values: [0, 1, 2, 3],
wrapperBuilder: ..., // the builder for the wrapper around the whole switch
iconBuilder: ..., // the builder for the icons
foregroundIndicatorBuilder: ..., // a builder for an indicator in front of the icons
backgroundIndicatorBuilder: ..., // a builder for an indicator behind the icons
... // many more parameters available
)