I would like to add the pull to refresh behavior in my app. I read about the RefreshIndicator, but it seems to have only the material UI. Can you suggest me a way to have the native iOS pull to refresh in my Flutter App?
Thanks :)
The native iOS-style pull to refresh widget is CupertinoSliverRefreshControl. You can check the official demo here: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/master/examples/flutter_gallery/lib/demo/cupertino/cupertino_refresh_demo.dart
Take a look at this package https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/pull_to_refresh
It does what you need.
Add the dependency in your pubspec.yml file
dependencies:
pull_to_refresh: ^1.1.6
Here you have the samples: https://github.com/peng8350/flutter_pulltorefresh/tree/master/example/lib/ui
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i have cordova application in IOS.I am using x code to modifying in application. actually i am new to mac and IOS i want to know how to add custom or third party cordova plugin in my IOS application.Any tutorial or guidance any one recommend?
You use cordova, to add plugins you use:
cordova plugin add *pluginname*
in the installation process it will be added to all platforms that the plugin supports. For further information about that you have to read the readme files of the plugin. They explain that for every part of their plugins better than we can here in our short texts.
If you have any further question, just ask :) Have a nice day.
You can use the command cordova plugin add PLUGIN_NAME
Please check the documentation from Cordova for other options to update, remove, build the plugin https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/3.1.0/guide/cli/index.html
Or is that capability lost with the loss of the reflect package?
What I'm curious about is can I use annotations in my own flutter app? Or is that a feature only available in dart, but not flutter?
Annotations can only be used for static analysis in Flutter.
For example the analyzer that generates hints and warnings in your IDE, code generation tools like built_value, built_redux, json_serializable, and other packages that use https://github.com/dart-lang/build make use of this.
There is no way to get metadata information at runtime without dart:mirrors.
There is work in progress to make the reflectable package work with code generation. This might work with Flutter eventually to generate code that allows to access predefined metadata at runtime.
See also https://github.com/dart-lang/reflectable/tree/use_build
Yes, of course you can use metadata annotations in flutter. Flutter has a meta-library, which you can look into to know about available annotations that can be used with flutter.
Hope this helped!
I am new in Phonegap based application.
I have to push a method in ObjectiveC class.
I want to create a plugin for this, can any one help me out?
If any one give me the steps to make this done, that will be helpful for me.
Thanks for your cooperation in advance.
See plugin development guide documentation : http://docs.phonegap.com/en/edge/guide_hybrid_plugins_index.md.html#Plugin%20Development%20Guide
Read ALL the doc.
And especially for iOS plugins: http://docs.phonegap.com/en/edge/guide_platforms_ios_plugin.md.html#iOS%20Plugins
I'm using the Facebook-SDK to make some FQL queries. Now I want to know how much of the requested data has already been transferred to the app to visualize the loading process in a progressbar.
So I used this https://github.com/nyankichi820/FBRequestConnection-FBRequestConnection_progress plugin which extends the FBURLConnection class to provide the progress of a data transfer.
The problem is, that I included the Facebook-SDK as an XCode framework into the project and the header file FBURLConnection.h which is necessary for the plugin is not published in the framework and cannot be found.
So how can I include the header file FBURLConnection.h into the frameworks visible headers so that I can access it? I dont't want to include all the FB-SDK files, I wanted to do this by relying on the XCode framework structure. Thanks in advance.
You should probably include the source of the framework yourself manually or much more simply using cocoapods.
Here is the github link to the SDK source: https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk
The official cocoapod is named "Facebook-iOS-SDK", if you decide to go that route. I recommend doing this as it is much simpler to install the SDK and update it later on. Cocoapods are very nice for external components in general and will almost certainly save you time and frustration in the long run.
I have this iOS Phonegap application and I need to integrate UserVoice. I follow this tutorial and I have reached to the point I have to make the configuration. I am really not sure where I have to put that object UserVoice are providing me with:
UVConfig *config = [UVConfig configWithSite:#"YOUR_USERVOICE_URL"
andKey:#"YOUR_KEY"
andSecret:#"YOUR_SECRET",
andSSOToken:#"SOME_BIG_LONG_SSO_TOKEN"];
I'll appreciate some help with that, since I'm really on a beginner level with iOS apps in general. Thanks in advance.
The code you posted comes from the UserVoice for iOS SDK which gives you the libraries and code necessary to include UserVoice in a native iOS app and will not work with a PhoneGap app.
Your options are to write a PhoneGap plugin, in Obj-C, to expose the UserVoice library, or possibly a better option is simply to open your UserVoice page within your PhoneGap app using the InAppBrowser plugin.
Here is a simple phonegap plugin
http://developerextensions.com/index.php/cordova-phonegap-plugin-uservoice
I took the code from here: http://developerextensions.com/index.php/cordova-phonegap-plugin-uservoice and followed their instructions.
There were some additional things I needed to do:
edit the config.xml and add the feature UserVoiceCommand
edit the .js file and replace Ext.emptyFn with function(){}:
cordova.exec(function(){}, function(){}, "UserVoiceCommand", "launch", [config]);
(those are the success and failure callback, which I intend to implement as well)
Since it was not functioning correctly on iOS7, I cloned https://github.com/uservoice/uservoice-ios-sdk, compiled it by running ./build.sh and then overwritten the files that came with the plugin.
You can now get iOS+Android support from this new cordova plugin:
https://github.com/Resgrid/cordova-plugins-uservoice
P.S. I am not affiliated to this plugin by any means, just came across it.