connectivity_wrapper

Install package

flutter pub add connectivity_wrapper

Package Overview

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ConnectivityWrapper is a Flutter package that provides network-aware widgets to help apps respond dynamically to connectivity changes. It enables developers to display appropriate UI feedback when the device is offline or has no internet connection. The package wraps content in a widget tree that monitors network status and triggers visual updates based on current connectivity, improving user experience during network fluctuations. It supports multiple platforms including Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Use cases

Displaying offline banners
Showing loading states during connectivity loss
Providing feedback for network-dependent actions
Handling API calls with network awareness
Improving UX during intermittent connections

Key features

Real-time network status monitoring
Customizable offline UI
Automatic reconnection detection
Cross-platform support
Simple integration with existing widgets

Suitable for

Apps requiring real-time network feedback
Developers building robust offline experiences
Projects with frequent API interactions
Mobile and desktop applications
UX-focused app development

Considerations

Requires internet permission on Android
May need additional error handling
Not suitable for background network checks
Limited to UI-level connectivity feedback
Depends on underlying connectivity plugins

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