Adaptive Cards for Flutter

A Flutter implementation of Adaptive Cards.

Installing

Put this into your pubspec.yaml

dependencies:
  flutter_adaptive_cards:
    git:
      url: https://github.com/neohelden/Flutter-AdaptiveCards

Using

Using Adaptive Cards in Flutter coudn't be simpler: All you need is the AdaptiveCard widget.

There are several constructors which handle data loading from different sources.

AdaptiveCard.network takes a url to download the payload and display it. AdaptiveCard.asset takes an asset path to load the payload from the local data. AdaptiveCard.memory takes a map (which can be obtained but decoding a string using the json class) and displays it.

An example:

AdaptiveCard.network(
  placeholder: Text("Loading, please wait"),
  url: "www.someUrlThatPoints.To/A.json",
  hostConfigPath: "assets/host_config.json",
  onSubmit: (map) {
    // Send to server or handle locally
  },
  onOpenUrl: (url) {
    // Open url using the browser or handle differently
  },
  // If this is set, a button will appear next to each adaptive card which when clicked shows the payload.
  // NOTE: this will only be shown in debug mode, this attribute does change nothing for realease builds.
  // This is very useful for debugging purposes
  showDebugJson: true,
  // If you have not implemented explicit dark theme, Adaptive Cards will try to approximate its colors to match the dark theme
  // so the contrast and color meaning stays the same.
  // Turn this off, if you want to have full control over the colors when using the dark theme.
  // NOTE: This is currently still under development
  approximateDarkThemeColors: true,
);

Running the tests

Simply type

flutter test

and to update the golden files run

flutter test --update-goldens test/sample_golden_test.dart

This updates the golden files for the sample cards.

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Authors

• Norbert Kozsir (@Norbert515) – Initial work, Head of Flutter development @Neohelden

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

About this project

We decided to build a Flutter implementation of Adaptive Cards because we believe in the future of both technologies. With Flutter, we found an exciting framework for ultra-fast and cross-platform UI development. And with Adaptive Cards, we can combine that with an industry standard for exchanging card content in a structured way. At Neohelden, we're building on both of these technologies with our AI-assistant for business – and you can learn more about why we built this in our blog-post on the release of our Adaptive Cards in Flutter library.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details