fadingpageview

Description:

fadingpageview

FadingPageView #
This package provides a widget similar to PageView that makes the transition between pages by fading out the current one and fading in the next one.
Features #
The animation shows an example of walking from one page to the next one.

Some features are:

control the page to show, go to next, go to previous, etc. from the parent widget (by using the FadingPageViewController).
enable an onShown callback, called whenever the current page has faded in completely.
control whether to disable or not the pointer while fading.
custom fade-in and fade-out duration.

Getting started #
To start using this package, add it to your pubspec.yaml file:
dependencies:
linear_timer:
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Then get the dependencies (e.g. flutter pub get) and import them into your application:
import 'package:fadingpageview/fadingpageview.dart';
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Usage #
In the most simple case, use the widget in your application:
class _FadingPageViewDemoState extends State<FadingPageViewDemo> {
FadingPageViewController pageController = FadingPageViewController();

@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Scaffold(
floatingActionButton:
FloatingActionButton(
onPressed: () {
pageController.next();
},
child: const Icon(Icons.navigate_next),
),
body: FadingPageView(
controller: pageController,
disableWhileAnimating: true,
itemBuilder: (context, itemIndex) {
return Center(
child: Text("This is the content for page: $itemIndex")
);
}
)
);
}
}
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Have in mind that the controller FadingPageViewController is mandatory because the only way to control when to change the page is by using this controller.
Additional information #
FadingPageView #
The constructor for the widget is the next:
FadingPageView(
{required this.itemBuilder,
required this.controller,
this.onShown,
this.fadeInDuration = const Duration(milliseconds: 300),
this.fadeOutDuration = const Duration(milliseconds: 300),
this.disableWhileAnimating = false,
super.key});
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The basic information is:

itemBuilder: is the generator for the content for each page. Is a function that is used to build the page Widget Function(BuildContext context, int itemIndex)
controller: is the controller of the pages being shown. It is mandatory to include this controller, because is the only mechanism to change from one page to another.
fadeInDuration and fadeOutDuration: are duration of the transitions.
disableWhileAnimating: if set to true, the content is disabled while it is being faded in or out.
onShown: is a callback, called whenever the page is visible after being faded in.

FadingPageViewController #
This is the controller used to define the number of pages, the current page, etc.
The constructor is the next:
FadingPageViewController([int startingPage = 0, int? pageCount]), and initializes the values for the startingPage that is shown in first place, and the pageCount that will be considered; if set to 0, it means infinite pages.
Then it exports the following attributes:

currentPage: used to get the current page and to go to a page (it means that the viewer will fade-out the current page and will fade-in the new one).
isAnimating: returns whether the page view is being faded in or out at this moment.
pageCount: used to get the total number of pages considered, and to set the number of possible pages.
isAtEnd: Gets whether it is at the end or not
isAtBeginning: Gets whether it is at the beginning or not.
hasMorePages: Gets whether there are more pages or not.

It also exports the next two methods:

next(): transitions to the next page (if there are more pages). If the controller is at the last page, it does nothing.
previous(): transitions to the previous page (if there are more pages). If the controller is at the first page, it does nothing.