device_in

Description:

device in

This package helps you to showcase your project or play with Mobile OS interface for any kind of projects.
All the functions are ready include in the package such as:

Window management system
Customizable toast notifications
OS-specific functionalities


Demo #

See real examples:

https://github.com/fodedoumbouya/device_in/tree/main/example

Table of contents #
Run this command:
With Flutter:
flutter pub add device_in
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This will add a line like this to your package's pubspec.yaml with the latest version (and run an implicit flutter pub get):
dependencies:
device_in: <latest_version>
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Alternatively, your editor might support flutter pub get. Check the docs for your editor to learn
more about it.
Import the package in your code:
import 'package:device_in/device_in.dart';
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You can use standard device_in like so :
DeviceIn(
device: Devices.ios.iPhone13ProMax,
deviceNavigationController: DeviceNavigationController(apps: [],
bottomApps: [],
),
),

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Properties of DeviceApplication #



Property
Type
Default Value
Description




appName
String
Required
The name of the application


appNameStyle
TextStyle?
null
The style of the application name


iconImage
String?
null
The path to the icon of the application (supports asset path or URL)


iconImageWidget
Widget?
null
A custom widget for the application icon


appEntry
EntryWidgetBuilder?
null
The entry point widget of the application


onTap
Function()?
null
Callback function when the application is tapped


isBigWidget
bool
false
Whether the widget is displayed as a large widget



Important notes:

Either iconImage or iconImageWidget must be provided, but not both.
Either appEntry or onTap must be provided, but not both.
appName is required.

Additional information:

EntryWidgetBuilder is defined as:
typedef EntryWidgetBuilder = Widget Function(DeviceNavigationController controller);
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License #
MIT