Bharathh-Raj/level_map

level_map

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A Flutter library to add level-map feature with powerful customization options.

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dependencies:
  level_map: ^0.2.0

Super simple to use

import 'package:level_map/level_map.dart';
class LevelMapPage extends StatelessWidget {
    @override
    Widget build(BuildContext context) {
        return LevelMap(
            backgroundColor: Colors.limeAccent,
            levelMapParams: LevelMapParams(
                levelCount: 5,
                currentLevel: 2.4,
                currentLevelImage: ImageParams(
                  path: "<image asset path here>",
                  size: Size(imageWidth,imageHeight),
                ),
                lockedLevelImage: ImageParams(
                  path: "<image asset path here>",
                  size: Size(imageWidth,imageHeight),
                ),
                completedLevelImage: ImageParams(
                  path: "<image asset path here>",
                  size: Size(imageWidth,imageHeight),
                ),
            ),
        );
    }
}

Properties to configure

LevelMapParams Properties

class LevelMapParams {
  final int levelCount;
  
  /// Determines the current level of the user.
  /// If the user is in between levels, use decimal.
  late final double currentLevel;

  /// Determines the stroke width of the path lines.
  /// Default is 3.
  final double pathStrokeWidth;
  final Color pathColor;

  /// Default is 200.
  final double levelHeight;

  /// Used to adjust the length of the dash.
  /// Should be between 0 and 0.5.
  /// Default is 0.025.
  final double dashLengthFactor;

  /// If set to false, there won't be any variation between curves, all curves are identical.
  /// Default is true.
  final bool enableVariationBetweenCurves;

  /// Determines max offset variation between curves.
  /// Affects only if [enableVariationBetweenCurves] flag is set to true.
  /// Note: Having huge [maxVariationFactor]  causes hard edges. Ideal value is between 0 and 1 (may vary based on the [levelHeight]).
  /// Default is 0.2.
  final double maxVariationFactor;

  /// Determines the position of the reference point of the first curve.
  /// This affects all the successive reference points.
  /// Offset factor should be between 0 and 1.
  /// Default is random.
  late Offset? firstCurveReferencePointOffsetFactor;

  /// List of reference point offset of each level.
  /// Affects only if [enableVariationBetweenCurves] flag is set to true
  /// Helps to position the reference point for each curve.
  /// Default is random.
  final List<Offset> curveReferenceOffsetVariationForEachLevel;

  final bool showPathShadow;

  /// Determines how far the shadows should cast.
  /// Affects only if showPathShadow flag is set to true
  /// dx of the offset determines horizontal distance from the path,
  /// dy of the offset determines vertical distance from the path.
  /// +ve dx casts shadow to right and -ve dx casts shadow to the left,
  /// +ve dy casts shadow to the bottom and -ve dy casts shadow to the top.
  /// Default is Offset(-2, 12).
  final Offset shadowDistanceFromPathOffset;

  /// Min Amplitude factor of the curve.
  /// Affects how far the reference point at least be from mid point.
  /// Offset factor should be between 0 and 1.
  /// Default is Offset(0.4, 0.3), which means dx of Reference point should at least (0.4 * (width/2))
  /// and dy of the Reference point should at least (0.3 * (width/2))
  /// width/2 since the curve starts in center
  final Offset minReferencePositionOffsetFactor;

  /// Max Amplitude factor of the curve.
  /// Affects how far the reference point at most be from mid point.
  /// Offset factor should be between 0 and 1.
  /// Default is Offset(1, 0.7), which means dx of Reference point should at most (1 * (width/2))
  /// and dy of the Reference point should at most (0.7 * (width/2))
  /// width/2 since the curve starts in center
  final Offset maxReferencePositionOffsetFactor;

  final List<ImageParams>? bgImagesToBePaintedRandomly;

  /// It is the image positioned in the bottom center of the level map to indicate the start position.
  final ImageParams? startLevelImage;

  /// It is the image positioned on top of the completed levels of the level map to indicate the level is completed.
  final ImageParams completedLevelImage;

  /// It is the image positioned on top of the current level of the level map to indicate the current position of the user.
  final ImageParams currentLevelImage;

  /// It is the image positioned on top of the upcoming levels of the level map to indicate those levels are yet to unlock.
  final ImageParams lockedLevelImage;

  /// It is the image positioned in the top center of the level map to indicate the end of the level map.
  final ImageParams? pathEndImage;    
}

ImageParams Properties

class ImageParams {
  final String path;
  final Size size;

  /// It determines how close the image could get to the center of the page.
  /// Should be between 0 and 1.
  /// 0 means it wont be visible,
  /// 0.5 means it could reach from 0 to 0.25*width on the left side and from 0.75 to 1*width on the right side of the path,
  /// 1 means, image could reach the center of the page.
  /// Default is 0.6
  final double imagePositionFactor;

  /// It determines how often this image could repeat in the same level.
  /// 1 means it appear once per level.
  /// 2 means it appear twice per level.
  /// 0.5 means it appear once every two levels.
  final double repeatCountPerLevel;

  /// If an image need to be painted only on left or right to the path, set this parameter.
  final Side side;
}

Example Project

level_map_sample_1 level_map_sample_2 support

Features and bugs

Please file feature requests and bugs at the issue tracker.