GetWidget UI Kit

To customize the iOS launch screen, you can either replace the image files directly in the example/ios/Runner/Assets.xcassets/LaunchImage.imageset/ directory or use Xcode for a visual approach.

Using Xcode:

1. Open the iOS workspace using the command: open ios/Runner.xcworkspace.
2. In the Xcode Project Navigator, navigate to Runner/Assets.xcassets.
3. Drag and drop your desired images into the asset catalog.

To use GetWidget, ensure your environment meets the following requirements:

• Dart SDK: >=2.12.0 <4.0.0 (supports null-safety).
• Flutter: Targets the Flutter stable channel. Version v7.0.0+ is tested against Flutter 3.35.0 and newer.
• License: MIT License (free for personal and commercial use).

Comparison with Material/Cupertino

GetWidget is additive. While Material and Cupertino provide primitives, GetWidget provides pre-composed widgets (e.g., GFCard, GFCarousel) that bundle layout, state, and styling to reduce boilerplate.

Support Channels

• Documentation: docs.getwidget.dev
• Issues/Feature Requests: GitHub issues
• Community Forum: forum.getwidget.dev

GetWidget includes a wide variety of pre-built components to speed up UI development. Key components include:

• Buttons & Actions: GFButton (Button), GFSearchbar (Searchbar)
• Feedback & Overlays: GFBadge (Badge), GFToast (Toast), GFAlert (Alert), GFDrawer (Drawer), GFAccordion (Accordian)
• Layout & Containers: GFCard (Card), GFTile (Tile), GFAppbar (Appbar), GFCarousel (Carousel)
• Media & Identity: GFAvatar (Avatar), GFImage (Image)
• Navigation & Selection: GFTab (Tab), GFToggle (Toggle)
• Content: GFTypography (Typography)

GetWidget provides a wide array of pre-composed widgets. Common categories include:

• Buttons: GFButton, GFElevatedButton, GFRoundedButton (Pills), GFSquareButton, GFIconButton, GFSocialButton.
• Display & Layout: GFBadge, GFAvatar, GFImage, GFCard, GFCarousel, GFTile, GFTab, GFAppBar, GFDrawer, GFBottomsheet, GFStickyHeader.
• Input & Selection: GFSearchbar, GFDropdown, GFCheckbox, GFCheckboxListTile, GFRadio, GFRadioListTile, GFSwitchToggle.
• Feedback & Status: GFToast (Toaster), GFLoader, GFProgressBar, GFShimmer, GFAlert, GFRating.
• Navigation & Structure: GFAccordion, GFFloatingWidget, GFBorder, GFTypography.

If the standard GFBorderType shapes are insufficient, you can pass a customPath to DashedType. The customPath expects a function that takes a Size and returns a Path.

DashedType(
  customPath: (size) {
    return Path()..moveTo(0, 0)..lineTo(size.width, size.height);
  },
  dashedLine: [10, 5],
  color: Colors.red,
);

The GfMultiCheckboxData class provides three methods to query the current selection state:

• getlist(): Returns the full list of CheckboxData objects (containing both text and selected status).
• getlistselected(): Returns a List<String> containing only the text labels of the currently selected items.
• getlistselectedindx(): Returns a List<int> containing the indices of the currently selected items.

Use the DashedType class to create custom dashed borders in Flutter. It allows you to define the thickness, dash pattern, color, and shape of the border. You can also provide a customPath using a PathBuilder function to draw non-standard shapes.

Parameters

• strokeWidth: The thickness of the border.
• dashedLine: A List<double> defining the dash/gap pattern (e.g., [3, 1] means 3 units of line followed by 1 unit of gap).
• color: The color of the border.
• type: The shape of the border using GFBorderType (circle, rRect, rect, or oval).
• radius: The Radius used when type is GFBorderType.rRect.
• customPath: An optional PathBuilder function (Size) -> Path to define a custom shape.

The GfMultiChipSelectData class is a ChangeNotifier used to manage the state of a multi-chip selection widget. It handles the selection status of a list of string values, allows for pre-selecting specific items by index, and provides methods to retrieve the currently selected values or their indices.

Constructor Parameters

• values: A List<String> containing the text for each chip.
• lableStyle: (Optional) A TextStyle for the label.
• selectedColor: (Optional) A Color applied to selected chips.
• unselectedColor: (Optional) A Color applied to unselected chips.
• preselected: (Optional) A List<int> containing the indices of the chips that should be selected by default.