platform_detail

Description:

platform detail

A library for getting platform details.

This lightweight package allows in a very simple and optimized way to obtain details about the platform on which it is running. It's multi-platform, and supports mobile, desktop,
and the browser.
Using #
The easiest way to use this library is to call the PlatformDetail class as follows.
Multiple instances are not being created since thanks to a factory constructor it always
returns an internal singleton.
Detecting by type of platform #
If you just need to know if it's mobile, desktop, web, or even desktop/web. You will love:
import 'package:platform_detail/platform_detail.dart';

if (PlatformDetail.isMobile) {
print('The current platform is Mobile');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isDesktopOrWeb) {
print('The current platform is Desktop or Web');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isDesktop) {
print('The current platform is Desktop');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isWeb) {
print('The current platform is web');
}
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In addition, you can also use the enum in the PlatformGroup to which it belongs. That is, if it is web, mobile or desktop:
switch (PlatformDetails.currentGroupPlatform) {
case PlatformGroup.mobile:
print('The current group platform is mobile');
break;
case PlatformGroup.web:
print('The current group platform is web');
break;
case PlatformGroup.desktop:
print('The current group platform is desktop');
break;
}
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Detecting by single platform #
If instead you want to ask individually for each platform supported by Flutter:
if (PlatformDetail.isIOS) {
print('The current platform is iOS');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isAndroid) {
print('The current platform is Android');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isFuchsia) {
print('The current platform is Fuchsia');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isWindows) {
print('The current platform is Windows');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isLinux) {
print('The current platform is Linux');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isMacOS) {
print('The current platform is macOS');
}
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Get a device description #
If you need more detailed information about the device and operating system it is running on. In web you will get information from the browser:
final descriptionDevice = await PlatformDetail.deviceInfo();
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Light/Dark Mode #
You can detect too if the device is configured in light or dark mode:
if (PlatformDetail.isLightMode) {
print('The current platform is configured with light mode');
}

if (PlatformDetail.isDarkMode) {
print('The current platform is configured with dark mode');
}
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Also, you can use the DeviceTheme enum for this:
if (PlatformDetail.theme == DeviceTheme.light) {
print('The current device is configured in light mode');
}

if (PlatformDetail.theme == DeviceTheme.dark) {
print('The current device is configured in dark mode');
}
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