You deserve a simple snack!

A lot of the current snackbar & toast libraries are too complicated for simple use cases. Snacky is a simple library that allows you to create a snackbar with minimal setup and an easy to use API.

Demo

Live Web demo

snacky_preview.mp4

Usage

@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return SnackyConfiguratorWidget(
        app: MaterialApp(
            ...
            // Optional if you want to close snackies on push/replacement
            navigatorObservers: [
                SnackyNavigationObserver(),
            ],
            ...
        ),
    );
}

Show a snacky

final snacky = Snacky(
    title: 'My super simple snacky title',
    type: SnackyType.info, // or SnackyType.error, SnackyType.success, SnackyType.warning, SnackyType.info
    showDuration: Duration(seconds: 3), // How long the snacky should be shown
    transitionDuration: Duration(milliseconds: 300), // How long the transition should take
    transitionCurve: Curves.easeInOut, // The curve of the transition
    location: SnackyLocation.top, // Where the snacky should be shown (SnackyLocation.top or SnackyLocation.bottom)
    openUntillClosed: false, // If the snacky should be open untill closed or canceled
    canBeClosed: true, // If the snacky can be closed by the user (X button)
    onTap: () => print('Snacky tapped'), // What should happen when the snacky is tapped
    subtitle: 'My super simple snacky subtitle', // The subtitle of the snacky
    leadingWidgetBuilder: (context, snacky) => Icon(Icons.check), // A widget that should be shown before the title
    trailingWidgetBuilder: (context, snacky) => Icon(Icons.close), // A widget that should be shown after the title
);
SnackyController.instance.showMessage((context) => snacky);

Show a snacky with a custom widget

final snacky = Snacky.widget(
  builder: (context, cancelableSnacky) => YourCustomSnackyWidget(),
  showDuration: Duration(seconds: 3), // How long the snacky should be shown
  transitionDuration: Duration(milliseconds: 300), // How long the transition should take
  transitionCurve: Curves.easeInOut, // The curve of the transition
  location: SnackyLocation
      .top, // Where the snacky should be shown (SnackyLocation.top or SnackyLocation.bottom)
);
SnackyController.instance.showMessage((context) => snacky);

Cancel the active snacky

SnackyController.instance.cancelActiveSnacky()

Cancel all snackies

SnackyController.instance.cancelAll()

Easy to extend

You can use your own SnackyController, SnackyBuilder and Snacky-messages. This allows you to create your own snacky messages and use your own snacky controller.

By default the SnackyController is a singleton, but you can create your own instance of the SnackyController and use it in your app. Make sure to pass it to the SnackyConfiguratorWidget so that it can be used in the app.

By default the SnackyBuilder is a SimpleSnackyBuilder, but you can create your own SnackyBuilder and use it in your app. Make sure to pass it to the SnackyConfiguratorWidget so that it can be used in the app.

Todo

• Add tests
• Add support for "material"-like snackies