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Black_Hole_Flutter is a comprehensive utility package for Flutter that consolidates commonly used extension functions and reusable widgets into a single, easy-to-import solution. Designed to streamline development, it offers time-saving tools across multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, Web, macOS, Windows, and Linux. The package acts as a centralized hub for frequently needed functionality, reducing boilerplate code and promoting consistency in Flutter projects. It's ideal for developers seeking efficiency and rapid prototyping.
Use cases
Rapid UI development
Code reuse across projects
Streamlining common tasks
Cross-platform utility
Prototyping
Reducing boilerplate
Key features
Unified utility extensions
Reusable widgets
Multi-platform support
Minimal setup
Consistent coding style
Extensible design
Suitable for
Beginner to advanced Flutter developers
Large-scale app development
Teams prioritizing code consistency
Projects requiring fast iteration
Developers wanting minimal dependencies
Considerations
May include unused utilities
Potential for dependency bloat
Limited customization per feature
Not suitable for highly specialized needs
Requires careful review of included functions
Best used when project scope aligns with included tools
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🛠 A package absorbing all Flutter utility functions, including extension functions and commonly used widgets.
In Flutter, you often see the pattern <Class>.of(context) (e.g., Theme.of(context)). This package adds extension getters on BuildContext for those classes so you can just say:
Note: This uses the name of routes, so it only works with named routes.
📱 Widgets
🔳 Buttons
Did you ever want to show a progress indicator inside a button? Or were annoyed to conditionally set a Button's onPressed to disable it? Fear no more — black_hole_flutter has got you covered!
This screenshot only shows an excerpt of all available button types and variants.
isEnabled: Settings this to false disables this button, even if onPressed is set.
🥙 FillOrWrap
A layout with two different behaviors:
By default, all children are positioned next to each other with equal widths. This is comparable to a Row with all children wrapped in Expanded.
If the children are too wide to fit in a single line, or one child would become smaller than its reported minimum width, the children get positioned below each other ("wrapped"). This is similar to a Column with MainAxisSize.min.
🎯 LeftCenterRight
A layout taking optional left, center, and right children.
It will try to keep center in the center of itself, even if only one of left and right is set, or they have different widths.
🟢 Circle
A circle with optional diameter, background color, padding, and child.