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gskinnerTeam/flutter-flextras

Uma coleção de widgets Flex (Columns e Rows) com funcionalidades adicionais.

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  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_testDesenvolvimento{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_lintsDesenvolvimento^2.0.0

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flextras

A collection of Columns and Rows with extra functionality:

  • PaddedColumn / PaddedRow - Wraps a column/row in padding
  • SeparatedColumn / SeparatedRow - Insert any widget between each child
  • ExpandedScrollingColumn / ExpandedScrollingRow - Allow a column to hold Expandable children, while still scrolling if it needs to.

🔨 Installation

dependencies:
  flextras: ^0.0.1
⚙ Import
import 'package:flextras/flextras.dart';

🕹️ Usage

PaddedContainer and PaddedRow

A simple combination of Padding and Column/Row, as is often needed. Very simple, but saves a few lines in your tree:

return PaddedColumn(
    padding: EdgeInsets.all(20),
    children: [ ... ]
)
SeparatedColumn and SeparatedRow

Often you want to place a divider between the elements of a Column or Row. Use the separatorBuilder method to do so easily:

return SeparatedColumn(
    // 10px gap between each element
    separatorBuilder: () => SizedBox(height: 10),
    children: [ ... ]
)
ExpandedScrollingColumn and ExpandedScrollingRow

Solves a common use case where you want to have some expanding content, that can also begin scrolling if it runs out of room.

Normally, if you do something like this it will throw a layout error:

SingleChildScrollView(
    child: Column(
        children: [
            Expanded(child: ...) // This tries to expand to infinity :(
        ]
    )
)

ExpandedScrollingColumn fixes this by using the content's natural height, or the height of the parent view, whichever is greater.

// This will expand vertically to fill the parent, but begin scrolling when it has to
ExpandedScrollingColumn(
    children: [
        Expanded(child: Container(height: 400)),
    ]
)

🐞 Bugs/Requests

If you encounter any problems please open an issue. If you feel the library is missing a feature, please raise a ticket on Github and we'll look into it. Pull request are welcome.

📃 License

MIT License