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any_refreshable_widget

0.2.0Yama-Roni/any_refreshable_widget ↗New releases in your daily digest, changelog included.

A powerful Flutter package providing pull-to-refresh functionality for any widget, with support for single/multiple futures, custom indicators, and comprehensive error handling.

Last release 12 months ago
10 Oct 2025
Ships on a steady schedule
a new release about every 2 weeks
Nearly every release is documented
notes for 5 of 5 stable releases
Nothing withdrawn
no release was ever pulled
1 years old
5 releases · first in 2025

Release timeline

5 releases since 2025

20252026

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Releases

0.2.010 Oct 20252 sources agree
Controller support - Added AnyRefreshableController for programmatic refresh triggering
0.2.0

Controller support - Added AnyRefreshableController for programmatic refresh triggering

Enhanced API - Both AnyRefreshableWidget and AnyRefreshableWidget.single now accept optional controller parameter

Programmatic refresh - Trigger refresh operations from anywhere in your code

Controller state management - Access refresh state and errors through the controller

Example updates - Added comprehensive controller usage example in the example app
Open source →
0.1.117 Sept 2025Deprecated2 sources agree
Custom indicator improvements - Fixed custom indicator display by replacing deprecated RefreshIndicator.noSpinner with transparent styling approach (s…
0.1.1

Custom indicator improvements - Fixed custom indicator display by replacing deprecated RefreshIndicator.noSpinner with transparent styling approach (support much more version of flutter & dart)

Version requirements update - Updated minimum SDK version to 2.19.0 and Flutter version to 3.7.0 for better compatibility

0.1.09 Sept 20252 sources agree

Lifecycle callbacks - Added onBeforeRefresh and onAfterRefresh callbacks with flexible sync/async support

0.1.0

Lifecycle callbacks - Added onBeforeRefresh and onAfterRefresh callbacks with flexible sync/async support
Concurrency control - Added RefreshConcurrency enum to control future execution (sequential/concurrent)
Sequential execution - New option to execute multiple futures one after another (now default behavior)
Enhanced documentation - Comprehensive examples for lifecycle callbacks and concurrency modes
Improved examples - Updated example app with better UI and clearer demonstrations

Open source →

0.0.121 Aug 20252 sources agree

Initial release - A comprehensive Flutter widget that provides pull-to-refresh functionality for any content

0.0.1

Initial release - A comprehensive Flutter widget that provides pull-to-refresh functionality for any content
Multi-future support - Handle multiple asynchronous operations concurrently with a single refresh action
Universal compatibility - Works with any widget type (ScrollView, non-scrollable content, custom widgets)
Smart scrollable detection - Automatically wraps non-scrollable content to enable pull-to-refresh
Customizable refresh indicator - Support for custom colors, background, displacement, and stroke width
Custom indicator widget - Option to provide completely custom refresh indicator instead of default
Adaptive design - Uses platform-appropriate refresh indicators (iOS/Android)
Loading state management - Built-in loading and error state handling with reactive notifications
Flexible notification handling - Customizable scroll notification predicates for refresh triggering
Two widget variants - Main AnyRefreshableWidget for multiple futures and AnyRefreshableWidget.single for single operations
Error handling - Captures and exposes the first error encountered during refresh operations
Animation support - Smooth animations for custom indicators with built-in animation controller

Open source →

any_refreshable_widget

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