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Learn how to use Cupertino widgets to create iOS-style user interfaces in Flutter. Find examples, descriptions, and links to more widgets in the widget catalog.
- Cupertino Library
Flutter widgets implementing the current iOS design...
- CupertinoTextField
CupertinoTextField class - cupertino library - Dart API. An...
- CupertinoButton
CupertinoButton class - cupertino library - Dart API. An...
- Cupertino (iOS-style) widgets
Cupertino (iOS-style) widgets | Flutter. UI. Widgets....
- Cupertino Library
Cupertino (iOS-style widgets) Beautiful and high-fidelity widgets for current iOS design language. Visit. Input. Take user input in addition to input widgets in Material components and Cupertino. Visit. Interaction Models. Respond to touch events and route users to different views. Visit. Layout.
- Creating A Simple Page
- Adding Tabs
- Adding A Navigationbar That Hides When Scrolling
- Showing The Loading Indicator
- Enabling Search
- Adding The Switch
- Showing Actionsheet
- Displaying AlertDialog
- Adding Cupertinodatepicker
- Conclusion
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Let’s start by creating a simple page that shows the page title at the top and a “Hello” message in the center. To build such a page, you have to delete all the content of the newly created project and replace it with the following code:
The tabs are used to support the primary navigation of the app. Let’s add three tabs at the bottom, each with a different name and icon. To create tabs, we have to replace CupertinoPageScaffold with CupertinoTabScaffold. The advantage of using the CupertinoTabScaffoldwidget is that it allows you to add the tab bar at the bottom of the page, and add...
In the previous steps, we have built a basic setup upon which we can begin to add more widgets. In the current example, the basic navigation bar always stays on top when scrolling down the list. We can improve the user experience by hiding the navbar when the user starts scrolling.
To show the loading indicator, you can use the CupertinoActivityIndicator widget. This widget shows an iOS-style activity indicator that spins in a clockwise direction. Let’s use the CupertinoActivityIndicatorwith the Text widget to display the “Waiting for network” indication.
Let’s fill the Chattab with some users and implement the search functionality. For this, we will: 1. Create a usersmodel class 2. Use it to fill some user data 3. Display using the custom list tile widget 4. Enable search using the CupertinoSearchTextFieldwidget
Using the CupertinoSwitch widget, you can create the iOS style switch in your app. Let’s add the CupertinoSwitch widget inside the Settingstab.
To show an ActionSheet, you can use the CupertinoActionSheetwidget. This widget is used to allow users to make a choice between multiple items. Step 1: Add the CupertinoButton widget. Step 2: Inside the onPressed method, call the showCupertinoModalPopup. Step 3: Inside the builder of showCupertinoModalPopup, return CupertinoActionSheet. Step 4: Ins...
To show an AlertDialog, you can use the CupertinoAlertDialog widget. The CupertinoAlertDialogwidget is used to confirm the user’s action — when deleting an account, for example. Step 1: Add the CupertinoButton widget. Step 2: Inside the onPressed method, call showCupertinoDialog. Step 3: Inside the builder of showCupertinoDialog return CupertinoAle...
The CupertinoDatePickerwidget allows users to pick a date in the standard iOS style. Step 1: Add the CupertinoButton widget. Step 2: Inside the onPressed method, call _showDialog. Step 3: Return the CupertinoDatePicker widget with some helpful parameters, such as initialDateTime, mode, and use24hFormat. Step 4: Add the onDateTimeChangedproperty and...
In this tutorial, we walked through how to build an iOS app that looks and feels native with practical examples. We used the Cupertino widgets library to build all the visual UI elements such as Switch, ActionSheet, AlertDialog, NavigationBar, and DateTimePicker. We started with creating a simple page and then saw how you can add search functionali...
Learn how to use the Cupertino widget library to develop iOS apps that look and feel native. Follow the steps to create a simple app with tabs, navigation bar, search, switch, action sheet, alert dialog, and date picker.
