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appbar_elevation

A Flutter Widget for an AppBar that is initially flush with the body and elevated when scrolled.

Latest version
0.1.0
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35
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17
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Overview

The appbar_elevation package provides a Flutter widget that creates an AppBar initially flush with the screen body and automatically elevates (rises) when the user scrolls down. This behavior enhances visual hierarchy by revealing the AppBar only during scrolling, offering a clean initial view. It's ideal for apps with long content lists where a dynamic AppBar improves UX. The widget is lightweight and integrates seamlessly into existing scrollable layouts like ListView or CustomScrollView. It supports smooth transitions and works without requiring complex custom logic. The source code is publicly available on GitHub for transparency and contribution.

Use cases
  • Dynamic AppBar appearance in scrollable lists
  • Enhancing UI with subtle elevation effects
  • Creating modern, responsive app interfaces
  • Improving visual feedback during scrolling
  • Simplifying AppBar elevation logic
Key features
  • Auto-elevates on scroll
  • Initial flush state with body
  • Smooth transition animation
  • Lightweight and easy to integrate
  • Works with ListView and CustomScrollView
Suitable for
  • Developers seeking elegant AppBar behavior
  • Apps with long scrollable content
  • UI-focused Flutter projects
  • Minimalist design implementations
  • Projects aiming for native-like scrolling effects
Considerations
  • Requires scrollable parent container
  • Limited customization beyond elevation
  • No support for platform-specific behaviors
  • May need additional styling for non-default themes
  • Not suitable for static or non-scrolling screens
Supported platformsNot available

Install package

flutter pub add appbar_elevation

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