notifiable_iterables

Provides iterables that implements the ChangeNotifier class.

pub.dev: https://pub.dev/packages/notifiable_iterables

GitHub: https://github.com/Cynnexis/notifiable_iterables

API Documentation: https://cynnexis.github.io/notifiable_iterables/

Getting Started

Installation

It is recommended to install this package via pub.

To install this package in your project, open the pubspec.yaml, see this section.

Running the Example

The example/ directory contains an Android Studio project that uses notifiable_iterables.
To make it run, open the project using Android Studio to launch the configuration example.

If you don’t have Android Studio, please open a terminal in the example project directory, and execute the following lines:

# Get the dependencies
pub get
# Check that a device is connected to this computer
flutter devices
# Run the example
flutter run

Usage

The full documentation is available here.

To use this library, you need to import it in your dart file:

import 'package:notifiable_iterables/notifiable_iterables.dart';

Then, you can use the following classes:

1. NotifiableList<E>: A notifiable list. It has the same functions as List<E>.
2. NotifiableSet<E>: A notifiable set. It has the same functions as Set<E>.
3. NotifiableMap<K, V>: A notifiable map. It has the same functions as Map<K, V>.

Those classes can be uses exactly like their iterable equivalent.

Example:

// Create a notifiable list
NotifiableList<int> list = NotifiableList<int>.of(<int>[0, 1, 2, 3]);
print(list[2].toString()); // prints "2"
// Add a listener
list.addListener(() => print("New list: $list"));
// Change the list
list[3] = 4; // Notify the listeners, the console will show the updated list

Build With

• Dart
• Flutter
• Android Studio

Contributing

To contribute to this project, please read our CONTRIBUTING.md file.

We also have a code of conduct to help create a welcoming and friendly
environment.

Authors

Please see the CONTRIBUTORS.md file.

License

This project is under the BSD License. Please see the LICENSE.txt file for more detail
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