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feat: Add useCarouselController #447

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@riscait riscait commented Oct 1, 2024

Thanks for the great package!

I have added CarouselController hooks for use with CarouselView, now available in Flutter 3.24 (stable)!

Implementation and testing was based on usePageController and useSearchController.

Please let me know if anything is missing.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced README documentation for better clarity on Flutter Hooks, including examples and rules for using hooks.
    • Introduced useCarouselController hook for managing carousel functionality, simplifying state management.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved documentation on hot-reload behavior and custom hook creation.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive tests for the useCarouselController hook, validating its functionality and resource management.

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The pull request introduces significant updates to the Flutter Hooks library, including enhancements to the README.md for clarity and organization, the addition of a useCarouselController hook for managing carousel functionality, and a new test file to validate the hook's behavior. The README now provides detailed explanations and examples of hooks, while the carousel_controller.dart file implements the new hook and its lifecycle management. Tests ensure the hook operates correctly in various scenarios, confirming its reliability and resource management.

Changes

Files Change Summary
README.md Updated to clarify the purpose of hooks, expanded motivation section, reorganized hooks section, and enhanced contributions guidelines.
packages/flutter_hooks/lib/src/carousel_controller.dart Introduced useCarouselController hook with lifecycle management for CarouselController. Added internal classes for controller logic.
packages/flutter_hooks/lib/src/hooks.dart Added import for CarouselController and included a part directive for carousel_controller.dart.
packages/flutter_hooks/test/carousel_controller_test.dart Created tests for useCarouselController covering initialization, parameter passing, instance consistency, and disposal.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HookBuilder
    participant useCarouselController
    participant CarouselController

    User->>HookBuilder: Use Hook
    HookBuilder->>useCarouselController: Call with parameters
    useCarouselController->>CarouselController: Create instance
    CarouselController-->>useCarouselController: Return instance
    useCarouselController-->>HookBuilder: Provide controller
    HookBuilder->>User: Render UI
    User->>HookBuilder: Unmount widget
    HookBuilder->>useCarouselController: Dispose controller
    useCarouselController->>CarouselController: Dispose instance
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🐰 In the meadow where hooks do play,
A carousel spins, brightening the day.
With controllers that dance and glide,
State managed well, no need to hide.
So hop along, let code be free,
Flutter's magic, for you and me! 🌼


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packages/flutter_hooks/lib/src/carousel_controller.dart (1)

32-46: The _CarouselControllerHookState class is well-implemented, with a minor suggestion.

The class structure and method implementations are correct. The controller is properly initialized, built, and disposed. The debug label is appropriately set.

For consistency with other hooks in the library, consider making the controller field final instead of late final.

Here's a suggested minor change:

- late final controller = CarouselController(
+ final controller = CarouselController(
packages/flutter_hooks/test/carousel_controller_test.dart (3)

33-50: LGTM: Comprehensive comparison of initial values

The test case thoroughly compares the initial values of a CarouselController created by useCarouselController with one created directly. It checks all relevant properties, ensuring that the hook creates a controller with the same default values as the direct constructor.

Consider using expect(controller, equals(controller2)) instead of comparing individual properties. This approach would be more concise and automatically cover any future properties added to CarouselController. If CarouselController doesn't override ==, you might need to implement it first.


75-91: LGTM: Verifies parameter passing, but could be more comprehensive

This test case correctly verifies that the initialItem parameter passed to useCarouselController is properly applied to the created CarouselController.

Consider expanding this test to cover all possible parameters that can be passed to useCarouselController. This would ensure that all parameters are correctly handled by the hook. For example:

controller = useCarouselController(
  initialItem: 42,
  initialScrollOffset: 10.0,
  keepScrollOffset: false,
  // Add any other parameters that useCarouselController accepts
);

expect(controller.initialItem, 42);
expect(controller.initialScrollOffset, 10.0);
expect(controller.keepScrollOffset, false);
// Add expectations for any other parameters

93-114: LGTM: Correctly verifies disposal behavior

This test case effectively demonstrates that the CarouselController created by useCarouselController is properly disposed when the widget is unmounted. The error checking uses the appropriate matcher for a Flutter error.

To make the test more robust, consider adding a positive check before disposal. For example:

// Before pumping the new widget
expect(() => controller.addListener(() {}), doesNotThrow);

// Then proceed with the existing test
await tester.pumpWidget(Container());
// ... rest of the test

This addition would ensure that the controller is usable before disposal and becomes unusable after disposal, providing a more complete test of the lifecycle.

README.md (1)

361-361: LGTM! Consider adding a note about Flutter version compatibility.

The addition of useCarouselController is well-formatted and consistent with other entries in the table. It provides a clear description and a link to the documentation, which is excellent.

Consider adding a note about the minimum Flutter version required for this hook, as mentioned in the PR description (Flutter 3.24 stable). This information could be valuable for users. For example:

-| [useCarouselController](https://pub.dev/documentation/flutter_hooks/latest/flutter_hooks/useCarouselController.html)                     | Creates and disposes a `CarouselController`.                                                                                  |
+| [useCarouselController](https://pub.dev/documentation/flutter_hooks/latest/flutter_hooks/useCarouselController.html)                     | Creates and disposes a `CarouselController`. (Requires Flutter 3.24+)                                                         |
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packages/flutter_hooks/lib/src/hooks.dart (4)

7-7: LGTM: CarouselController import added correctly.

The addition of CarouselController to the Material import is correct and necessary for implementing the new useCarouselController hooks. This change aligns with the PR objectives.


21-21: LGTM: New part directive added for carousel_controller.dart.

The addition of the part directive for carousel_controller.dart is consistent with the existing structure of the file and indicates that the implementation of the new hooks is in a separate file. This approach maintains good code organization.


Line range hint 1-41: Overall assessment: Changes look good, pending verification.

The changes to this file are minimal and well-integrated. They set up the necessary import and part directive for the new useCarouselController hooks. The implementation details are not visible in this file, so we've requested verification of the carousel_controller.dart file. Once that's confirmed, these changes appear to be ready for approval.


21-21: Verify the implementation of useCarouselController hooks.

The addition of the part directive for carousel_controller.dart suggests that the implementation of the useCarouselController hooks is in this new file. To ensure completeness of the PR, we should verify the existence and content of this file.

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Verification Successful: useCarouselController is properly implemented.

  • The carousel_controller.dart file exists at packages/flutter_hooks/lib/src/carousel_controller.dart.
  • The useCarouselController hook is implemented within the file.
  • No TODO comments found, ensuring the implementation is complete.
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  echo "useCarouselController implementation found in carousel_controller.dart"
else
  echo "Warning: useCarouselController implementation not found in carousel_controller.dart"
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FILE_PATH="packages/flutter_hooks/lib/src/carousel_controller.dart"

# Test 1: Check if the file exists
if fd -t f carousel_controller.dart; then
  echo "carousel_controller.dart file found at $FILE_PATH."
else
  echo "Error: carousel_controller.dart file not found."
  exit 1
fi

# Test 2: Check for the implementation of useCarouselController
if rg -q "useCarouselController" "$FILE_PATH"; then
  echo "useCarouselController implementation found in carousel_controller.dart."
else
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fi

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packages/flutter_hooks/lib/src/carousel_controller.dart (3)

3-17: LGTM! The useCarouselController function is well-implemented.

The function signature, documentation, and implementation are all appropriate. It correctly uses the use function to create a hook, and the parameters are handled properly.


19-30: The _CarouselControllerHook class is correctly implemented.

The class structure follows the appropriate pattern for creating a custom hook. The constructor parameters are handled correctly, and the createState method is properly overridden.


1-46: Overall, the implementation of useCarouselController is excellent.

The new hook is well-structured, follows the established patterns in the library, and fulfills the PR objective. It provides a clean and efficient way to manage CarouselController instances in Flutter applications using hooks.

A few points to highlight:

  1. The implementation is consistent with other hooks in the library.
  2. Proper disposal of the controller is ensured.
  3. The code is well-documented and includes appropriate debug labels.

Great job on this addition to the flutter_hooks package!

packages/flutter_hooks/test/carousel_controller_test.dart (3)

10-30: LGTM: 'debugFillProperties' test case is well-implemented

The test case correctly verifies the diagnostic output of the useCarouselController hook. It properly uses HookBuilder to create a widget that uses the hook and checks the string representation of the diagnostics tree. The expected output string includes the correct class name and a "no clients" message, which is appropriate for a newly created controller.


52-73: LGTM: Correctly verifies hook consistency across rebuilds

This test case effectively demonstrates that useCarouselController returns the same CarouselController instance across widget rebuilds. The use of identical to check for instance equality is the correct approach. This test is crucial for ensuring the hook behaves as expected in terms of state preservation.


1-115: Overall: Well-structured and comprehensive test suite for useCarouselController

The test file provides a thorough examination of the useCarouselController hook's functionality. It covers all major aspects including initialization, consistency across rebuilds, parameter passing, and proper disposal. The tests are well-organized and use appropriate Flutter testing patterns.

Some minor suggestions for improvement have been made in individual comments, mainly focusing on:

  1. Verifying the necessity of the 'mock.dart' import
  2. Expanding the parameter passing test to cover all possible parameters
  3. Adding a positive check in the disposal test for more complete lifecycle coverage

These improvements would further enhance the already solid test suite, ensuring even more robust coverage of the useCarouselController hook's behavior.

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import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:flutter_hooks/src/framework.dart';
import 'package:flutter_hooks/src/hooks.dart';
import 'package:flutter_test/flutter_test.dart';

import 'mock.dart';
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Remove unnecessary import of 'mock.dart'

The import of 'mock.dart' is not used in the file and can be safely removed.

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Do you mind fixing the CI?

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riscait commented Oct 2, 2024

Do you mind fixing the CI?

Thank you for your confirmation!
Please fix it.

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I was asking you to do it :)

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riscait commented Oct 2, 2024

Oh, my translation was wrong:(
I ran the dart format command on the master channel, so hopefully that will improve things!

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riscait commented Oct 28, 2024

@rrousselGit
Thank you for your time.
I’ve updated the formatting as requested—whenever convenient, could you please trigger the CI again?

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