A Flutter widget that can be a manager group of custom expansion tiles.
- Can group
ExpansionTileItem
s together and manage them (ExpansionTileItem
is extended from ExpansionTile of Flutter). - Support and control many kinds of behaviors between items in the group like:
ExpandOnlyCurrent
,ExpandAll
,CollapseAll
,ExpandAllAndCollapseAll
. - Can listen to any item changed behavior in the group.
- Can add the space between items in the group.
- Easy control behaviors of an
ExpansionTileItem
from anywhere. - Can easily custom or add decoration into an
ExpansionTileItem
withBorder
,BorderRadius
,Shadow
, orBoxDecoration
. - Can remove completely the
trailing
, included: area, arrow icon. So that thetitle
can be extended the width. Just usingisHasTrailing
. - Can force behavior of an expansion item until a condition is successful. More detail
The ExpansionTile of Flutter has a lot of limits and is difficult to customize with these features above.
So I created ExpansionTileItem
to remove these limits.
The ExpansionTileItem
extends all the properties and features core of ExpansionTile, so if you are using ExpansionTile, you can easily change to my package without changing any properties.
Addition, by using ExpansionTileItem
, you can easily group and manage them by wrapping them into ExpansionTileGroup
.
And there are some types of ExpansionTileItem
like: ExpansionTileBorderItem
, ExpansionTileWithoutBorderItem
, I will add more in the future, or you can create the new one like this.
class YourExpansionTileItem extends ExpansionTileItem {
YourExpansionTileItem(
//your custom properties
):super(
//call correspond super properties
)
}
I'd really appreciate it if you know any common ExpansionTile UIs and give the PR.
More detail: ExpansionTileItem, ExpansionTileGroup.
In the pubspec.yaml
of your flutter project, add the following dependency:
dependencies:
expansion_tile_group: <latest_version>
In your library add the following import:
import 'package:expansion_tile_group/expansion_tile_group.dart';
First you need to import the package:
import 'package:expansion_tile_group/expansion_tile_group.dart';
After that you need to define the group of expansion items:
class ExpansionGroupExample extends StatelessWidget {
const ExpansionGroupExample({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return ExpansionTileGroup(
children: []
);
}
}
Now you need to put expansion items into this group, the children must be ExpansionTileItem
or extends of ExpansionTileItem
(ExpansionTileBorderItem
, ExpansionTileWithoutBorderItem
):
class ExpansionGroupExample extends StatelessWidget {
const ExpansionGroupExample({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return ExpansionTileGroup(
children: [
const ExpansionTileItem(
title: Text('ExpansionTile item 1'),
expendedBorderColor: Colors.blue,
children: [
Text('Title of expansion tile item 1'),
],
),
const ExpansionTileBorderItem(
title: Text('ExpansionTile item 2'),
expendedBorderColor: Colors.blue,
children: [
Text('Title of expansion tile item 2'),
],
),
const ExpansionTileWithoutBorderItem(
title: Text('ExpansionTile item 3'),
expendedBorderColor: Colors.blue,
children: [
Text('Title of expansion tile item 3'),
],
),
]
);
}
}
You can control behaviors between items in the group with adding toggleType
parameter to ExpansionTileGroup
like this:
class ExpansionGroupExample extends StatelessWidget {
const ExpansionGroupExample({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return ExpansionTileGroup(
toggleType: ToggleType.expandOnlyCurrent,
children: []
);
}
}
There are many types of toggleType
, it support almost common case you will be met:
toggleType type |
Description |
---|---|
none |
It's default. Do nothing if an item changed behavior |
expandOnlyCurrent |
When an item is expanded, would collapse all the others |
collapseAll |
Collapse all items if any item is collapsed |
expandAll |
Expanded all items if any item is expanded |
expandAllAndCollapseAll |
Expanded/Collapsed all items if any item is Expanded/Collapsed |
ToggleType.expandOnlyCurrent |
ToggleType.collapseAll |
ToggleType.expandAll |
ToggleType.expandAllAndCollapseAll |
Adding the onExpansionItemChanged
parameter into ExpansionTileGroup
to listen the changed of any item in the group:
class ExpansionGroupExample extends StatelessWidget {
const ExpansionGroupExample({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return ExpansionTileGroup(
onExpansionItemChanged: (index, isExpanded) {
//index is position of item in the group,
//isExpanded present current behavior:
//- true is expanding,
//- false is collapsing
},
children: []
);
}
}
Adding the spaceBetweenItem
parameter into ExpansionTileGroup
to spacing between items:
class ExpansionGroupExample extends StatelessWidget {
const ExpansionGroupExample({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return ExpansionTileGroup(
spaceBetweenItem: 16,
children: []
);
}
}
You can expand/collapse any ExpansionTileItem
anywhere in the app.
First you need create a itemKey
look like this:
import 'package:expansion_tile_group/expansion_tile_group.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
class ExampleExpandFromAnywherePage extends StatelessWidget {
ExampleExpandFromAnywherePage({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
final GlobalKey<ExpansionTileCustomState> itemKey = GlobalKey();
}
After that you set this itemKey
into your ExpansionTileItem
(or extends of this class) via expansionKey
argument:
import 'package:expansion_tile_group/expansion_tile_group.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
class ExampleExpandFromAnywherePage extends StatelessWidget {
ExampleExpandFromAnywherePage({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
final GlobalKey<ExpansionTileCustomState> itemKey = GlobalKey();
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Scaffold(
appBar: AppBar(
title: const Text('Expand From Anywhere Page'),
),
body: ExpansionTileBorderItem(
title: const Text('ExpansionTile 0'),
expansionKey: itemKey,
children: [
const Text('body content of expansion')
],
),
);
}
}
Now if you want to expand or collapse this ExpansionTileItem
, just call like this.
For expand:
itemKey.currentState?.expand();
For collapse:
itemKey.currentState?.collapse();
For Toggle:
itemKey.currentState?.toggle();
In ExpansionTile of Flutter, don't have anyway to remove completely the trailing
(the arrow icon is removed but the area is NOT), so that in some case, the title
is not extended the full width.
With this package, just set isHasTrailing
is false
, the trailing
will be removed completely, like: area, arrow icon.
You can force the behavior of an ExpansionTileItem
to expand or NOT.
It's very helpful when you want to prohibit expansion until a task is completed.
Just setting it with isEnableExpanded
parameter.
Notice: When you wrap items with ExpansionTileGroup
, isEnableExpanded
will be not worked perfectly, because all the children in ExpansionTileGroup
are automatically created a key
,
so it will not change the value of isEnableExpanded
when you rebuild the page.
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
key |
Controls how one widget replaces another widget in the tree. |
children * |
The children in this group, ExpansionTileItem |
toggleType |
Provide the behavior of items in this group, it's enum |
spaceBetweenItem |
The gap space between item in the group |
onExpansionItemChanged |
Listen the changed behavior of any item in the group |
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
key |
Controls how one widget replaces another widget in the tree. |
title * |
The primary content of the list item for the resulting Text widget ,exactly from ExpansionTile |
leading |
A widget to display before the title, exactly from ExpansionTile |
subtitle |
Additional content displayed below the title. Typically a Text widget, exactly from ExpansionTile |
onExpansionChanged |
Called when the tile expands or collapses, exactly from ExpansionTile |
children |
The widgets that are displayed when the tile expands, exactly from ExpansionTile |
trailing |
A widget to display after the title., exactly from ExpansionTile |
initiallyExpanded |
Specifies if the list tile is initially expanded (true ) or collapsed (false , the default ), exactly from ExpansionTile |
maintainState |
Specifies whether the state of the children is maintained when the tile expands and collapses, exactly from ExpansionTile |
tilePadding |
Specifies padding for the ListTile., exactly from ExpansionTile |
expandedCrossAxisAlignment |
Specifies the alignment of each child within children when the tile is expanded, exactly from ExpansionTile |
expandedAlignment |
Specifies the alignment of children, which are arranged in a column when the tile is expanded, exactly from ExpansionTile |
childrenPadding |
Specifies padding for children, exactly from ExpansionTile |
backgroundColor |
The color to display behind the sublist when expanded., exactly from ExpansionTile |
collapsedBackgroundColor |
The color to display behind the sublist when Collapse., exactly from ExpansionTile |
textColor |
The color of the tile's titles when the sublist is expanded., exactly from ExpansionTile |
collapsedTextColor |
The color of the tile's titles when the sublist is collapse., exactly from ExpansionTile |
iconColor |
The icon color of tile's expansion arrow icon when the sublist is expanded., exactly from ExpansionTile |
collapsedIconColor |
The icon color of tile's expansion arrow icon when the sublist is collapsed., exactly from ExpansionTile |
controlAffinity |
Typically used to force the expansion arrow icon to the tile's leading or trailing edge., exactly from ExpansionTile |
clipBehavior |
The clip behavior when decoration is not null. Default is Clip.hardEdge |
decoration |
The decoration to paint behind the child. |
borderRadius |
If non-null, the corners of this box are rounded by this BorderRadius.Applies only to boxes with rectangular shapes; ignored if shape is not BoxShape.rectangle |
border |
A border to draw above the background color, gradient, or image.Follows the shape and borderRadius. |
boxShadow |
A list of shadows cast by this box behind the box. The shadow follows the shape of the box |
collapsedBorderColor |
The color to display the border box when collapsed. |
expendedBorderColor |
The color to display the border box when expanded. |
isHasTopBorder |
Show top border side or NOT |
isHasBottomBorder |
Show bottom border side or NOT |
isHasLeftBorder |
Show left border side or NOT |
isHasRightBorder |
Show right border side or NOT |
isHasTrailing |
Show trailing widget and it's area or NOT |
isEnableExpanded |
Force item expand or NOT |
If you are using ExpansionTileGroup
wrapping ExpansionTileItem
items and you changed some configs of ExpansionTileItem
, the hot reload will not immediately affect to UI, you must use the hot restart
to see the changed. Because the items are wrapped, ExpansionTileGroup
will auto generate the GlobalKey
for each item. So when you do hot reload
it will not affect the UI.
When you want to add border radius, please notice the border side of the box. Because the border radius only has uniform borders. You can check this post here uniform borders
When you want to add a shadow into an item box, you need to add the backgroundColor
and collapsedBackgroundColor
into the item, because they are using transparent
by default.
Not necessary set trailing
property when isHasTrailing
property is set false.
By default the backgroundColor
and collapseBackgroundColor
are transparent, so you need to add value to both of them before defining boxShadow
.
You can read the FAQ here: FAQ
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