Possibility to create a base style as to not repeat

[linxydmhg]

I saw its possible to use the Styled.widget(child) in the example, but this does not seem have the methods that are available for Text e.g. textColor().

            Text('NAME')
                .fontSize(16)
                .fontWeight(FontWeight.w600)
                .textColor(Colors.black),

            Text('AGE')
                .fontSize(16)
                .fontWeight(FontWeight.w600)
                .textColor(Colors.black),

Imagine we had something like above, it seems redundant to repeat ourselves. Is there a possibility to create a base style that can be applied to all Text widgets

e.g.

     final styledText= (Widget child) => StyledText.widget(child)
        .textColor(Colors.black)
        .fontSize(16)

     styledText(Text('NAME')),
     styledText(Text('AGE')),

or

Text('NAME')
  .applyStyles(?)

Text('AGE')
  .applyStyles(?)

[moraispgsi]

Hi @linxydmhg the second example is similar to a previous pull-request that I have made that was rejected by @ReinBentdal #17. All of this can be accomplished with your own code by adding an extension method like I did in the pull request, without the need to change the library.

[moraispgsi]

@linxydmhg Here is a snippet to get you started

typedef Text TextWrapper(Text text);
typedef Text TextWrapperWithContext(Text text, BuildContext context);

extension StyledText on Text {
  wrap(TextWrapper textWrapper) {
    if(textWrapper == null) {
      return this;
    }
    return textWrapper(this);
  }

  wrapWithContext(TextWrapperWithContext textWrapperWithContext, BuildContext context) {
    if(textWrapperWithContext == null) {
      return this;
    }
    return textWrapperWithContext(this, context);
  }
}

[ReinBentdal]

A way to achieve what you want is by doing this:

final styledText = (String data) => Text(data)
  .fontSize(16)
  .fontWeight(FontWeight.w600)
  .textColor(Colors.black);

styledText('NAME')
styledText('AGE')

[linxydmhg]

@ReinBentdal That works out perfectly.