flutter_dialpad_plus

Description:

flutter dialpad plus

flutter_dialpad_plus #
This package is fork of package flutter_dialpad with additional features and coming updates which are mentioned at the bottom of documentation.
A phone dialer widget that can be added to any Flutter Application to enable ability to dial a number. This could be combined with a voip application to enable placing calls or number can be provided to any API e.g WhatsApp API.
This is a purely Dart widget with no dependency on Android or iOS except for the flutter_dtmf package it uses for DTMF tone generation on pressing a button. You can turn it off my setting enableDtmf: false
Note:

Scaffold backgroundColor: Colors.black,is perfect for default view, unless you want to customize it give it a go.

Getting Started #
Example Code #

@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return MaterialApp(
home: Scaffold(
backgroundColor: Colors.black,
body: SafeArea(
child: Column(
children: <Widget>[
SizedBox(
height: 140,
),
DialPad(
// keyPadTextColor: Colors.lightBlue,
// dialButtonIconColor: Colors.indigo,
// keyPadColor: Colors.lightBlue,
outputMask: //Visual formatting of input
"0000 000 00 00", //Here you can mask the display of inserted number. unformatted text won't show up.
dialButtonColor: Colors.greenAccent[400],
dialButtonIconColor: Colors.yellowAccent[100],
buttonIcon: Icons.textsms,
enableDtmf: true,
backspaceButtonIconColor: Colors.blue,
useNumber: (number) {
//use this `number` variable for any reference or implementation.
print(number);
}),
],
),
),
),
);
}

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Screenshots #









Android Screenshot
iOS Screenshot



TODO: #

❌ Shrink Output to Fit
❌ Support for Local Numbers in Text Input Mask
❌ Long Tapping 0 will return +.
❌ Customized Masking, Depending on input
❌ Dark & Light Themes.
❌ Support Number Pasting.

flutter_dialpad + Improvements: #


Button Icon is fully customizable


Every color is customizable


Long Pressing BackSpace clears Complete input


Interested in contribution? #
Every pull request is very welcome. . .

Simply fork the repo at GitHub and after making appropriate changes create a pull request with completely describing what changes were made by You.