div

Description:

div

Div widget #
This widget is just a wrapper for the container Widget with an gesture detector and row, col (column) constructors.
it also use the first argument as a child or children
Usage #
basic usage: #
Div(
Text('Hello div'),
),
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it has all container widget properties
Div(
Text('Hello div'),
color: Colors.red,
padding: EdgeInsets.all(12),
// and more ...
),
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Row #
Div.row([
Text('Hello div'),
Text('Hello div'),
],),
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Column #
Div.col([
Text('Hello div'),
Text('Hello div'),
],),
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with Gesture detector #
Div(
Text('Hello div'),
onTap: () {
print('tap');
},
),
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Why? #
to me think using first argument as a child or children can minimize the code and make it more readable, because when ur tree go to be more complex, it will be hard to read.
Example:
Div.col([
Text('Hello 0'),
Div(
Text('Hello 1'),
color: Colors.teal
),
Div.row([
Text('Text'),
]),
Div(
Text('Hello with onTap'),
onTap: () {
print('tap');
},
),
]),
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Next? #
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