cupertino_listview 1.0.0

Display a vertical list, respecting iOS UX design.

cupertino_listview - Display a vertical list, respecting iOS UX design.

This library tends to be the equivalent of iOS UITableView with plain sections, where the current section title remains on top, and pushed away by the next section title.

It contains one widget: CupertinoListView, that mimics in its usage the [ListView] widget.

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Therefore ou have two ways to build it:

• "dynamic" build of children, using [CupertinoListView.builder].
• "static" children, using [CupertinoListView] constructor.

Examples

CupertinoListView.builder(
    sectionCount: _data.length,
    itemInSectionCount: (section) => _data[section].items.length,
    sectionBuilder: (context, section, _) => Text(_data[section].name),
    childBuilder: (context, section, index, _) => Text(_data[section].items[index]),
    separatorBuilder: (_, __, ___, ____) => Divider(indent: 20.0, endIndent: 20.0),
    controller: _scrollController,
);

CupertinoListView(
    children: _data.fold([], (list, section) {
        return [
          Text(_data[section].name),
          ..._data[section].items.map((item) => Text(item)).toList(),
        ];
    }),
    padding: const EdgeInsets.all(4.0),
);

CupertinoListView properties

Parameter	Description	Default value
children	List of sections. A section is a list with the section title as its first element, followed by section's items.	-
sectionCount	Number of sections.	-
itemInSectionCount	Retrieve the number of items of sections.	-
sectionBuilder	Used to build the section title.	-
childBuilder	Used to build an item of a section.	-
separatorBuilder	Used to build separator between two children of sections.	-
controller	Control the position to which this scroll view is scrolled.	-
cacheExtent	Cache elements used to display faster and smoother the list.	-
clipBehavior	Same as [ListView].clipBehavior: "ways to clip a widget's content".	Clip.hardEdge
dragStartBehavior	Same as [ListView].dragStartBehavior: "Determines the way that drag start behavior is handled".	DragStartBehavior.start
physics	Same as [ListView].physics: "How the scroll view should respond to user input".	-
restorationId	Same as [ListView].restorationId: used "to save and restore the scroll offset of the scrollable".	-
padding	The amount of space by which to inset the children.	-
keyboardDismissBehavior	Defines how the list will dismiss the keyboard automatically.	manual