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Browse through a variety of widgets used in flutter and learn how to use them

made-by-acm license Awesome Flutter

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This application is developed to learn Flutter using Flutter. Different widgets used in Flutter can be viewed in this app along with their implementation, description and code. If you like our work, ⭐ the repository to show support.

Screenshots of the application

Splash Screen

Home Screen

Light Mode

Dark Mode

Implementation Example

How to contribute to this project

  • Make sure to read the contributing guidelines before contributing.
  • Fork this repository.
  • Clone your fork on local machine.
  • Switch to the master branch.
  • Make a new branch, preferably with the feature name.
  • Checkout to the new branch with git checkout <new_branch_name>
  • Do the desired changes and commit them with git commit -m '<a nice commit message here>'.
  • Push the change to your fork on GitHub with git push origin <your_branch_name>
  • Make a Pull Request to the master branch in the original repository, i.e. this one.

Note: Make sure you are always up to date with sync and pull upstream. Sync and pull before you start and before you push your work.

How to contribute to the Widget Catalog

  1. Create a new dart file named *widget*.dart for the widget being added under lib/routes/
  2. Create a class named WidgetImplementation and implement the widget
  3. Add description of the widget using WidgetDescription class in the *widget*.dart file
  4. Add the code written for the widget in String format using WidgetCode class in the same file
  5. Add a new ListTile using the model WidgetModel in lib/widgetList.dart for the widget
  6. In the WidgetModel
    • Add an argument name and pass the name of the Widget
    • Add an argument implementaion and add *Widget*Implementation() as the parameter
    • Add an argument description and add *Widget*Description() as the parameter
    • Add an argument codeString and add *Widget*Code() as the parameter
    • Add an argument link and include link to the official documentation of the widget as the parameter
    • Add an argument category and include category of the widget as the parameter

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