v3.25.0widgetbook
Widgetbook is a sandbox for building widgets and screens in isolation. It helps you develop hard-to-reach states and edge cases without needing to run your app.
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Widgetbook is a sandbox for building widgets and screens in isolation. It helps you develop hard-to-reach states and edge cases without needing to run your app.
A storybook for Flutter widgets. Live preview of isolated widgets for faster development and showcase.
A showcase/sandbox library to help you build isolated widgets in Flutter
Code generator for Monarch. Monarch is a tool for building Flutter widgets in isolation. It makes it easy to build, test and debug complex UIs.
A storyboard tool to accelerate the development of Flutter widgets.
Prototyping and testing your app in production with UI instant updates.
A powerful tool that helps you develop, test, visualize, and organize your Flutter UI components.
Faster iterative development of Flutter user interfaces by isolating widgets from your app.
A complete framework with tools to help you bootstrap your design system.
A package to automate setup and maintenance of the widgetbook package by using code generation.
A package featuring the annotations used by widgetbook_generator.
Simplify package demonstration with a versatile web application for showcasing widget usage.
Annotations for Monarch. Monarch is a tool for building Flutter widgets in isolation. It makes it easy to build, test and debug complex UIs.
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