CHANGELOG.md

[2.4.1]

🛠 Maintenance

• Upgraded flutter_lints to ^6.0.0 🔧
  • Updated static analysis rules to the latest version.
  • Resolved new lint warnings to ensure clean code quality and compatibility with the latest linting standards.

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[2.4.0]

✨ New Features & Enhancements

• Adopted Flutter RadioGroup API 🔄

  • Migrated from individual Radio widgets to RadioGroup for better radio button group management and improved state handling.

• Added new RadioListTile properties for SDK compatibility 🆕

  • Exposed newly introduced properties: enabled, horizontalTitleGap, minLeadingWidth, minTileHeight, minVerticalPadding, radioBackgroundColor, radioInnerRadius, radioScaleFactor, statesController, radioSide, and titleAlignment.
  • Ensures compatibility with the latest Flutter SDK versions.

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fixed deprecation warning by migrating cacheExtent to scrollCacheExtent.

📝 Documentation

• Trimmed package description to comply with pub.dev character limit guidelines.

[2.3.1]

📝 Documentation

• Fixed broken image links in README.md by replacing GitHub URLs with raw image links.
• Ensured all widgets’ demo GIFs render correctly on pub.dev.

[2.3.0]

✨ New Features

• RadioSelector added! 🔘

  • A widget for single-selection radio button lists, using RadioListTile under the hood.
  • Supports a list of RadioSelectorItem objects, which extend RadioListTile for individual customization.
  • Includes a RadioSelectorOption for global styling and layout properties like spacing and mainAxisAlignment.
  • Features an initialItem property for setting a default selection and a callback (OnSelectedRadioChanged) for handling selection changes.

• CheckBoxSelector added! ✅

  • A widget for multi-selection checkbox lists, using CheckboxListTile under the hood.
  • Accepts a list of CheckBoxSelectorItem objects, which extend CheckboxListTile for individual customization.
  • Provides a CheckBoxSelectorOption for global styling and layout properties like spacing and crossAxisAlignment.
  • Supports an initialItems property for pre-selecting multiple items and a callback (OnSelectedCheckboxChanged) for tracking selected items and their indices.

📌 Notes

• No breaking changes.
• These new widgets expand the library’s selection capabilities, complementing existing widgets like ListSelector and GridSelector.
• Safe to upgrade from 2.2.0 without modifications to existing code.

[2.2.0]

✨ New Features

• ListSelector.wheel added! 🎡
  • Uses ListWheelScrollView under the hood.
  • Introduces WheelConfiguration, allowing customization of properties such as itemExtent, squeeze, perspective, and more.
  • Unlike other ListSelector constructors, it does not accept a direction property since ListWheelScrollView does not have one.

[2.1.1]

🛠 Fixed

• Resolved an unused element warning in GridSelector:
  • Fixed the warning: "The declaration 'GridSelector._' isn't referenced."
  • Removed the unused private constructor declaration.
  • No functionality was affected—this was purely an internal cleanup.

📌 Notes

• No breaking changes.
• This update improves code cleanliness but does not impact functionality.
• Safe to upgrade from 2.1.0 without modifications.

[2.1.0]

🚀 Added

• Generative constructor for ListSelector:

  • Previously, ListSelector could only be used via ListSelector.builder and ListSelector.separated.
  • Now, the main constructor (ListSelector()) is accessible.
  • This allows users to use Row or Column under the hood based on the direction property.

• New flexConfiguration property for ListSelector:

  • ListSelector.builder and ListSelector.separated use listConfiguration (ListView-based).
  • ListSelector() now uses flexConfiguration, which supports Row/Column properties like:
    • mainAxisAlignment
    • crossAxisAlignment
    • mainAxisSize
    • textDirection
    • verticalDirection
    • textBaseline
    • clipBehavior
    • spacing

🔄 Changed

• ListSelector.builder and ListSelector.separated still work the same (using ListView under the hood).
• The default behavior remains unchanged—developers can now choose between ListView and Row/Column based on their needs.

📌 Migration Notes

• No breaking changes.
• If you prefer to use Row/Column, you can now use the new generative constructor and pass a flexConfiguration.
• If you are already using ListSelector.builder or ListSelector.separated, no changes are required.

[2.0.0]

🚀 Added

• Introduced three new widgets:
  • ListSelector → Replaces SingleListItemSelector & MultiListItemSelector.
  • GridSelector → Replaces SingleGridItemSelector & MultiGridItemSelector.
  • WrapSelector → Replaces SingleWrapItemSelector & MultiWrapItemSelector.
• ListSelector now provides two named constructors:
  • ListSelector.builder → Builds a list of selectable items.
  • ListSelector.separated → Adds separators between list items.
• GridSelector introduces three named constructors mirroring Flutter's GridView:
  • GridSelector.builder
  • GridSelector.count
  • GridSelector.extent
• All widgets now take a SelectedOption parameter, which accepts both SingleSelectOptions and MultiSelectOptions, offering a unified API.
• Improved API consistency across all selectors, simplifying usability.

🔄 Changed

• ListSelector always uses ListView under the hood instead of switching between Row/Column and ListView.
• GridSelector uses a sealed class configuration (GridConfiguration), requiring the correct subtype (BuilderConfiguration, CountConfiguration, or ExtentConfiguration) for each named constructor.
• Codebase refactored for better readability and maintainability.

⚠️ Migration Guide

This update includes breaking changes that require adjustments to your existing code.

• Replace old widgets with new ones:
  • SingleListItemSelector → ListSelector.builder or ListSelector.separated
  • MultiListItemSelector → ListSelector.builder or ListSelector.separated
  • SingleGridItemSelector → GridSelector.builder, GridSelector.count, or * GridSelector.extent*
  • MultiGridItemSelector → GridSelector.builder, GridSelector.count, or * GridSelector.extent*
  • SingleWrapItemSelector → WrapSelector
  • MultiWrapItemSelector → WrapSelector
• Use the new SelectedOption parameter instead of separate selection options.
• Ensure GridSelector uses the correct GridConfiguration subtype for its named constructors.
• ListSelector.separated requires an additional separatorBuilder parameter.

[1.1.0]

Added

• listConfiguration property introduced in SingleListItemSelector & MultiListItemSelector.
  • This allows users to switch from Row/Column to ListView, providing greater flexibility and access to ListView features such as scrolling behavior, physics, controllers, and more.
  • If listConfiguration is not provided, the default behavior remains unchanged.

Changed

• Refactored codebase for better readability and maintainability. No functional changes were made.
• Updated example files to reflect recent improvements and demonstrate new capabilities.

Migration Notes

• No breaking changes. Upgrading to this version will not cause any compilation errors or issues.

[1.0.1]

Fixed

• Corrected the image URL in the README to properly display on pub.dev.

This update does not change any functionality but ensures that documentation is correctly presented to users.

[1.0.0]

Added

• Introduced SingleWrapItemSelector and MultiWrapItemSelector widgets, providing flexible item arrangement using the Wrap layout.

Changed

• Removed default padding applied to all widgets to give users more control over layout spacing.
• Removed SingleChildScrollView from SingleListItemSelector and MultiListItemSelector to avoid unintended scrolling behavior.

Fixed

• General improvements to layout consistency and flexibility.

[0.2.0]

Changed

• Refactored SingleGridItemSelector & MultiGridItemSelector
  • Properties related to GridView (such as gridDelegate, controller, physics, etc.) have been removed from SingleGridItemSelector and MultiGridItemSelector and moved into a new class: GridConfiguration.
  • Both widgets now accept a GridConfiguration instance instead of multiple individual GridView-related properties.

Added

• New GridConfiguration class
  • Encapsulates all GridView configuration properties, making SingleGridItemSelector and MultiGridItemSelector cleaner and more modular.
  • Simplifies the API by grouping all grid-related options into a single parameter.

Migration Guide

• Instead of passing gridDelegate, controller, physics, etc., directly to SingleGridItemSelector or MultiGridItemSelector, create a GridConfiguration instance and pass it as a parameter.

  Before:

  SingleGridItemSelector<int>(
    gridDelegate: SliverGridDelegateWithFixedCrossAxisCount(crossAxisCount: 2),
    padding: EdgeInsets.all(8),
    controller: ScrollController(),
    ...
  )
  
  MultiGridItemSelector<int>(
    gridDelegate: SliverGridDelegateWithFixedCrossAxisCount(crossAxisCount: 3),
    padding: EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: 16),
    controller: ScrollController(),
    ...
  )

  After:

  SingleGridItemSelector<int>(
    gridConfiguration: GridConfiguration(
    gridDelegate: SliverGridDelegateWithFixedCrossAxisCount(crossAxisCount: 2),
    padding: EdgeInsets.all(8),
    controller: ScrollController(),
    ...
   )
  )
  
  MultiGridItemSelector<int>(
    gridConfiguration: GridConfiguration(
    gridDelegate: SliverGridDelegateWithFixedCrossAxisCount(crossAxisCount: 3),
    padding: EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: 16),
    controller: ScrollController(),
    ...
    )
  )

[0.1.2]

• Add examples

[0.1.1]

• Updated README.md for better clarity.

[0.0.1]

• release initial version