Welcome to the world of brilliant animations in Flutter! The SlimyCard package provides an enchanting slime-like animation that separates a card into two halves: one floating at the top and the other at the bottom. This opens up a realm of customization where you can put any widget you desire into these cards.

How to Install the SlimyCard Package

• 1. Depend on it
  Add the following to your Flutter app’s pubspec.yaml file:

  dependencies:
    slimy_card: ^1.0.4

• 2. Install it
  Install packages from the command line using:

  $ flutter pub get

  Alternatively, check your editor’s documentation for its support of flutter pub get.

How to Use the SlimyCard Package

• 1. Import it
  In your Dart code, import the package:

  import 'package:slimy_card/slimy_card.dart';

• 2. Use It
  Create a ListView and include the SlimyCard:

  ListView(
    children: [
      SlimyCard(),
    ],
  );

• 3. Customize It
  Tailor the SlimyCard to your needs using parameters:

  ListView(
    children: [
      SlimyCard(
        color: Colors.red,
        width: 200,
        topCardHeight: 400,
        bottomCardHeight: 200,
        borderRadius: 15,
        topCardWidget: myWidget01(),
        bottomCardWidget: myWidget02(),
        slimeEnabled: true,
      ),
    ],
  );

  myWidget01 and myWidget02 are your custom widgets displayed on the Top and Bottom Cards respectively.

Visual Demonstration

Check out these animated examples of SlimyCard in action:

Real-Time Status Updates

You can monitor the status of SlimyCard in real-time by wrapping it in a StreamBuilder like this:

StreamBuilder(
  initialData: false,
  stream: slimyCard.stream, // Stream of SlimyCard
  builder: ((BuildContext context, AsyncSnapshot snapshot) {
    return ListView(
      children: [
        SlimyCard(
          color: Colors.red,
          width: 200,
          topCardHeight: 400,
          bottomCardHeight: 200,
          borderRadius: 15,
          topCardWidget: myWidget01(),
          bottomCardWidget: myWidget02(),
          slimeEnabled: true,
        ),
      ],
    );
  }),
);

The snapshot.data contains the **real-time** status of the SlimyCard.

State Management with SlimyCard

Changing the state of the SlimyCard is a breeze. Below is an example of how to implement it:

SlimyCard(
  topCardWidget: topCardWidget(
    (snapshot.data)
      ? 'assets/images/rock_aggressive.jpg'
      : 'assets/images/rock_calm.jpg'
  ),
);

Here, snapshot.data determines the state of the SlimyCard and updates the UI accordingly based on its value.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues while implementing the SlimyCard package:

• Ensure your Dart SDK and Flutter are properly installed and updated.
• Check for any typos in your pubspec.yaml file.
• Confirm that your custom widgets return the correct widget type.
• If the animation doesn’t work, check if slimeEnabled: true is set in your SlimyCard.

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