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This project is a carousel sliders pack with different types for the Flet framework. This project is under development, so in the future, different types of sliders will be added to the project.
pip install fletcarousel
or
git clone https://github.com/naderidev/flet-carousel
There are some types of sliders, so in the following, we will explain each type of them.
This type of slider is the basic one. This type is horizontal and there are two buttons to control slides.
for example:
BasicHorizontalCarousel(
page=page,
items_count=3,
# auto_cycle=AutoCycle(duration=1),
items=[
Container(
content=Text(value=str(i), size=20),
height=200,
width=300,
bgcolor='red',
border_radius=15,
alignment=alignment.center,
) for i in range(10)
],
buttons=[
FloatingActionButton(
icon=icons.NAVIGATE_BEFORE,
bgcolor='#1f2127'
),
FloatingActionButton(
icon=icons.NAVIGATE_NEXT,
bgcolor='#1f2127'
)
],
vertical_alignment=CrossAxisAlignment.CENTER,
items_alignment=MainAxisAlignment.CENTER
)
page
the main page
width
: slider width
height
:slider height
expand
: filling available space
tooltip
: tooltip
disabled
: disabled
padding
: padding
margin
: margin
alignment
: alignment
bgcolor
: background color
gradient
: gradient
border
: border
border_radius
: border_radius
items
: the items that you want to be in slide show
items_count
: the count of controls in each slide
vertical_alignment
: items vertical_alignment
items_alignment
: items alignment
spacing
: spacing between items
auto_cycle
: auto cycleing (Auto changing slides)
buttons
: the list of Slider's buttons that must be two buttons! the first one is the "previous" button and the second is the "next" button
next
: next slide
prev
: previous slide
update_items
: updating items
reset_items_index
: reseting items index
check out the file examples/flet_carousel_basic.py
This type of slider works with AnimatedSwitcher and unlike "BasicHorizontalCarousel" has no next and prev button but has hint lines.
for example:
BasicAnimatedHorizontalCarousel(
page=page,
auto_cycle=AutoCycle(duration=2),
expand=True,
padding=50,
hint_lines=HintLine(
active_color='red',
inactive_color='white',
alignment=MainAxisAlignment.CENTER,
max_list_size=400
),
items=[
Container(
content=Text(value=str(i), size=30),
height=400,
expand=True,
bgcolor='red',
border_radius=15,
alignment=alignment.center,
) for i in range(10)
],
)
page
the main page
width
: slider width
height
:slider height
expand
: filling available space
tooltip
: tooltip
disabled
: disabled
padding
: padding
margin
: margin
alignment
: alignment
bgcolor
: background color
gradient
: gradient
border
: border
border_radius
: border_radius
items
: the items that you want to be in slider
hint_lines
: hint lines settings
animated_switcher
: The AnimatedSwitcher settings
auto_cycle
: auto cycleing (Auto changing slides)
next
: next slide
prev
: previous slide
update_items
: updating items
go
: go to a specific slide
check out the file examples/animated_horizontal_basic.py
Hope to enjoy :)
FAQs
Simple carousel sliders for flet framework
We found that fletcarousel demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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