Flutter95

To change the launch screen image for the iOS version of your Flutter application, you can use one of two methods:

Method 1: Direct File Replacement

Replace the existing image files located in the example/ios/Runner/Assets.xcassets/LaunchImage.imageset/ directory with your own assets. Ensure the new files follow the expected naming and resolution requirements for iOS launch images.

Method 2: Using Xcode

1. Open your Flutter project's iOS workspace by running: open ios/Runner.xcworkspace.
2. In the Xcode Project Navigator, navigate to Runner/Assets.xcassets.
3. Drag and drop your desired images directly into the asset catalog to replace the current launch images.

The Menu95 widget provides a Windows95 styled menu. It can be used in two ways:

1. Manual Display: Use the show(context, position) method to display the menu at a specific Offset.
2. Automatic Positioning: Attach a Menu95 directly to an Item95 widget via the menu property, and it will be positioned automatically when the item is interacted with.

Menu95 uses MenuItem95 objects to define its entries.

// Manual display
Menu95(
  items: [
    MenuItem95(value: 1, label: 'New'),
    MenuItem95(value: 2, label: 'Open'),
  ],
  onItemSelected: (item) {},
).show(context, Offset(50, 100));

// Automatic positioning with Item95
Item95(
  label: 'File',
  menu: Menu95(
    items: [
      MenuItem95(value: 1, label: 'New'),
    ],
    onItemSelected: (item) {},
  ),
),

Elevation95

Wrap widgets with Elevation95 to create a Windows95-style effect of depth and elevation.

Flutter95.textStyle

Use Flutter95.textStyle to apply the standard Windows95 text style to any Text widget.

Elevation95(
  child: Text('Elevated Text')
)

Text(
  'Text with Flutter95.textStyle',
  style: Flutter95.textStyle,
);

The Scaffold95 widget provides a Windows95 styled window container. It includes a title and an optional toolbar. If the scaffold is not the root of the app (i.e., canPop is true), a close button is automatically displayed.

You can customize the header by providing a WindowHeader95 to the customHeader property.

Scaffold95(
  title: 'Flutter95',
  toolbar: Toolbar95(
    actions: [
      Item95(
        label: 'File', 
        onTap: () {},
      ),
    ],
  ),
  body: Container(),
)

Use the showDialog95 function to display a Windows95 styled dialog with a title and a message.

showDialog95(
  context: context,
  title: 'Error',
  message: 'Task failed successfully',
);

TextField95

A text field styled as a Windows95 input. It uses a Material TextField internally.

Tooltip95

A tooltip widget designed in Windows95 style. It functions identically to the Material Tooltip widget.

Divider95

A divider widget designed in Windows95 style. It supports indent, endIndent, and height properties, similar to the Material Divider.

TextField95()

Tooltip95(
    message: 'Hello from Flutter95!',
    child: Text('I have a tooltip for you!'),
)

Divider95()

Button95

A Windows95 styled button. It provides default text styles and padding for its children. If onTap is set to null, the button renders in a disabled state.

Checkbox95

A Windows95 styled checkbox. You can provide an optional label. If onChanged is set to null, the checkbox renders in a disabled state.

// Button95
Button95(
  onTap: () {},
  child: Text('Button95'),
)

// Checkbox95
Checkbox95(
    value: value,
    label: "Some Label",
    onChanged: (value) {},
)

The Toolbar95 widget provides a container for Windows95-style toolbar actions. It accepts a list of Item95 widgets and arranges them in a Row with specific padding (horizontal: 4.0, vertical: 2.0).

Toolbar95(
  actions: [
    Item95(label: 'New'),
    Item95(label: 'Open'),
  ],
)

The WindowHeader95 widget is the component responsible for the top bar of a window. It uses the Flutter95.headerTextStyle for its title and a gradient background.

Usage Options:

• Title: Provide a title string to display in the header.
• Close Button Control:
  • Use forceCloseButton (bool?) to explicitly show (true) or hide (false) the close button.
  • If null, the button visibility depends on whether the Navigator can pop and if an onClosePressed callback is provided.
• Custom Content: If you provide a child widget, it will be displayed instead of the default title and close button layout.
• Custom Action: Provide onClosePressed to define what happens when the close button is tapped.

WindowHeader95(
  title: 'Custom Header',
  forceCloseButton: true,
  onClosePressed: (context) => print('Closed'),
);

The Flutter95 class exports several TextStyle constants to maintain consistent typography across headers, body text, and disabled states.

• headerTextStyle: Bold, 16pt, white text (intended for headers).
• textStyle: Normal, 14pt, black text (standard body text).
• disabledTextStyle: Normal, 14pt, gray text with a subtle shadow (for disabled elements).

Text(
  'Window Title',
  style: Flutter95.headerTextStyle,
)

Use the showMenu95 function to display a popup menu that follows the Windows95 aesthetic. It accepts a BuildContext, a RelativeRect for positioning, and a list of MenuItem95 objects. The menu uses Flutter95.textStyle and specific border colors from the Flutter95 theme to maintain visual consistency.

await showMenu95<String>(
  context,
  position,
  [ 
    MenuItem95(value: 'option1', label: 'Option 1'),
    MenuItem95(value: 'option2', label: 'Option 2'),
  ],
);

The Divider95 widget provides a Windows 95 styled horizontal divider. It uses the Flutter95.pressedDecorationOutside decoration to maintain visual consistency with the rest of the theme. You can control the vertical thickness via height (the total space occupied) and the horizontal spacing using indent and endIndent.

Divider95(
  height: 16.0,
  indent: 10.0,
  endIndent: 10.0,
)