flutter_advanced_table 1.0.0

Effortlessly build beautiful, interactive, and feature-rich data tables in Flutter.

Advanced Table Widget for Flutter 🚀📊

Tired of boring, basic tables in your Flutter apps? Want something that sparkles ✨, sizzles 🔥, and makes your data sing 🎤? Well, buckle up, buttercup, because the Advanced Table Widget is here to revolutionize your data presentation!

This isn't your grandma's table (unless your grandma is a seriously cool Flutter developer 😎). This widget gives you superpowers over your tabular data, letting you customize everything from headers to rows to actions with the finesse of a master chef crafting a gourmet meal.

Features

• Headers that POP! 💥: Define custom header widgets with a builder. No more dull, default text headers. Go wild! Use icons! Use colors! Use... anything! (Within reason, of course. We don't want to break Flutter.)
• Rows that ROCK! 🎸: Build row elements dynamically with a builder. Each row is a blank canvas for your creativity.
• Actions, Actions, Actions! 🎬: Add action buttons to each row. Think "Edit", "Delete", "Send Pigeon" (okay, maybe not that last one, but you get the idea).
• Loading States? We Got You Covered. ⏳: Built-in loading indicators for both the entire table and individual "load more" scenarios. No more awkward blank spaces while your data fetches from the digital ether.
• Empty State? No Problem! 🤷‍♀️: Display a custom widget when there's no data to show. Tell your users "Hey, there's nothing here... yet!" in style.
• Decoration Extravaganza! 🎨: Customize the look and feel of your table with decorations for headers, rows, and even individual cells. Rounded corners? Gradients? Shadows? You got it!
• Padding Paradise! 🏝️: Control the padding everywhere. Inner, outer, header, row... you're the padding master.
• Hover Effects? Oh Yeah! ✨: Make your rows react to user interaction with hover effects. It's like magic, but it's just Flutter.
• Row Taps? We Listen. 👂: Handle row taps with a callback. Take your users on a journey when they click!
• Lazy Loading? Of course! 🦥: Implement lazy loading for large datasets, like a coding ninja.
• Animations?! YES!!! 💫: Use the rowBuilder to add any animation you want.
• Fully Customizable: we added builders everywhere, if you want to change something you can 🛠️

Getting Started

1. Add it to your pubspec.yaml:

   dependencies:
     advanced_table_widget: ^your_package_version  # Replace with the actual version!
   

   (Or whatever you decide to name your package - I recommend something slightly more specific than your_package_name 😉).

2. Import it:

    import 'package:advanced_table_widget/advanced_table_widget.dart'; // Or your package name

1. Start building awesome tables!

Usage

Here's a taste of what you can do:

import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:flutter_animate/flutter_animate.dart'; // Import the library

// ... (Your Order class and _generateFakeOrders function from the previous examples)

class OrdersTableExample extends StatefulWidget {
  const OrdersTableExample({super.key});

  @override
  State<OrdersTableExample> createState() => _OrdersTableExampleState();
}

class _OrdersTableExampleState extends State<OrdersTableExample> {
      final ValueNotifier<bool> _isLoadingAll = ValueNotifier(false);
    final ValueNotifier<bool> _isLoadingMore = ValueNotifier(false);
    late List<Order> _orders;
    final int _initialLoad = 10;
    final int _loadMoreCount = 5;

    @override
    void initState() {
      super.initState();
      _orders = _generateFakeOrders(_initialLoad);
    }
  Future<void> _loadMore(int index) async {
      if (index < _orders.length - 2) return; // Only load if near the end.

      if (_isLoadingMore.value) return;
      _isLoadingMore.value = true;
      await Future.delayed(const Duration(seconds: 1));
      final newOrders = _generateFakeOrders(_loadMoreCount); // Get next batch
      setState(() {
          _orders.addAll(newOrders);
      });
    _isLoadingMore.value = false;
  }

    Widget rowBuilder(
    BuildContext context, int rowIndex, Widget row, bool isHover, int length) {
      _loadMore(rowIndex); // For lazy loading
       return AnimatedScale(
      duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 300),
      scale: isHover ? 1.02 : 1,
      child: row.animate(
          delay: length < 10 ? (rowIndex.milliseconds * 300) : null,
          effects: [
            SlideEffect(
              duration: 500.milliseconds,
              curve: Curves.easeInOut,
              begin: const Offset(0, -0.1),
            ),
            FadeEffect()
          ]),
    );
  }

   BoxDecoration rowDecorationBuilder(
    BuildContext context, int index, bool isHover) {
  final isOdd = index % 2 == 0;
  return BoxDecoration(
    borderRadius: const BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(7.0)), // Consistent rounding
    color: isHover
        ? Theme.of(context).primaryColor.withAlpha(100)
        : isOdd
            ? Colors.transparent
            : Theme.of(context).primaryColor.withOpacity(0.1),
  );
}



  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      appBar: AppBar(
        title: const Text('Advanced Table Example'),
      ),
      body: AdvancedTableWidget(
        isLoadingAll: _isLoadingAll,
        isLoadingMore: _isLoadingMore,
        items: _orders,
        headerItems: const ['Order #', 'Local', 'Customer', 'Price', 'Payment', 'Date', 'Status'],
        onEmptyState: const Center(child: Text('No orders yet! 😢')),
         fullLoadingPlaceHolder:
                const Center(child: CircularProgressIndicator()),
        loadingMorePlaceHolder: const LinearProgressIndicator(),
        headerBuilder: (context, header) => Container(
           width: header.defualtWidth, // Use provided width
          padding: const EdgeInsets.all(8.0),
          alignment: header.index == 0 ? Alignment.centerLeft : Alignment.center, // Example alignment
          child: Text(
            header.value.toString(),
            style: const TextStyle(fontWeight: FontWeight.bold),
          ),
        ),
        rowElementsBuilder: (context, rowParams) {
          final order = _orders[rowParams.index];
          return [
                SizedBox(
                width: rowParams.defualtWidth,
                child:   Text(order.orderNumber)),
            SizedBox(
                width: rowParams.defualtWidth,
                child:  Center(child: Text(order.localName))),
            SizedBox(
                width: rowParams.defualtWidth,
                child: Center(child:Text(order.userFullName))),
            SizedBox(
                width: rowParams.defualtWidth,
                child:  Center(child:Text('\$${order.toBePaidPrice.toStringAsFixed(2)}'))),
            SizedBox(
                width: rowParams.defualtWidth,
                child: Center(child: Text(order.paymentStatus))),
            SizedBox(
                width: rowParams.defualtWidth,
                child: Center(
                  child: Text(order.createdDate.toIso8601String().substring(0, 10)),
                ),),
            SizedBox(
                width: rowParams.defualtWidth,
                child:Center(child: Text(order.orderStatus))),
          ];
        },
          actionBuilder: (context, actionParams) {
          return IconButton(
            icon: const Icon(Icons.more_vert),
            onPressed: () {
              // Do something exciting!
              print('Action on row ${actionParams.rowIndex}, item ${actionParams.index}');
            },
          );
        },
        actions: [
          {"label": "view"}
        ],
        rowDecorationBuilder: (index, isHovered) => rowDecorationBuilder(context, index, isHovered),
         rowBuilder: (context, index, row, isHover) => rowBuilder(context, index, row, isHover,_orders.length),
        onRowTap: (index) {
          print('Row $index tapped!');
        },
        // Add more customizations here!
      ),
    );
  }
}

This example shows you how to:

1. Define your data model (Order).
2. Generate fake data (_generateFakeOrders).
3. Use ValueNotifier for loading states.
4. Configure:
   • headerBuilder
   • rowElementsBuilder
   • actionBuilder
   • rowDecorationBuilder
5. Handle row taps with onRowTap.
6. Display an empty state with onEmptyState.
7. Add animation using rowBuilder

Additional Information

Where to find more information: Check out the /example folder for more comprehensive examples, including how to handle different data types, implement sorting, and more!

Contribute to the package: We welcome contributions! Fork the repo, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Bonus points for adding tests! 🧪

File issues: Found a bug? Have a feature request? File an issue on GitHub. We'll do our best to respond promptly (unless we're busy building more awesome widgets).

Package Authors: This package was lovingly crafted by [NIMR SAWAFTA] with the help of many cups of coffee ☕ and late-night coding sessions.

License: MIT - do what you want! (But attribution is appreciated 😉)

So, what are you waiting for? Go forth and create amazing tables! 🎉