/flutter-widgets
Build maintainable Flutter UI components with composition and theming. Use when changing widget implementation; defer animation-only changes and widget-test authoring.
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Build maintainable Flutter UI components with composition and theming. Use when changing widget implementation; defer animation-only changes and widget-test authoring.
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flutter-widgets.SKILL.mdname: flutter-widgets
description: Build maintainable Flutter UI components with composition and theming. Use when changing widget implementation; defer animation-only changes and widget-test authoring.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- '**_page.dart'
- '**_screen.dart'
- '**/widgets/**'
keywords:
- StatelessWidget
- const
- Theme
- ListViewUI & Widgets
**Priority: P1 (HIGH)**
- **State**: Use `StatelessWidget` by default. `StatefulWidget` only for local state/controllers.
- **Composition**: Extract UI into small, atomic `const` widgets.
- **Theming**: Use `Theme.of(context)`. No hardcoded colors.
- **Layout**: Use `Flex` + `Gap/SizedBox`.
- **Widget Keys**: All interactive elements must use keys from `widget_keys.dart`.
- **File Size**: If UI file exceeds ~80 lines, extract sub-widgets into private classes.
- **Specialized**:
- `SelectionArea`: For multi-widget text selection.
- `InteractiveViewer`: For zoom/pan.
- `ListWheelScrollView`: For pickers.
- `IntrinsicWidth/Height`: Avoid unless strictly required.
- **Large Lists**: Always use `ListView.builder`.
class AppButton extends StatelessWidget {
final String label;
final VoidCallback onPressed;
const AppButton({super.key, required this.label, required this.onPressed});
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) => ElevatedButton(onPressed: onPressed, child: Text(label));
}Anti-Patterns
- **No setState for server state**: Server or shared state belongs in BLoC, not widget state.
- **No widget file over 80 lines without extraction**: Extract sub-widgets into private classes.
- **No inline Key strings**: All keys must constants defined in `widget_keys.dart`.
- **No \_buildXxx() helper methods**: Extract to `const StatelessWidget` private class.
- **No manual widget repetition**: When 3+ sibling widgets of the same type differ only in data (e.g., radio buttons, tabs), map over a list instead. Put display labels inside the value object or a companion map so adding an option requires no UI change.
References
- performance | testing
Canonical response anchors
When this skill applies, preserve the following domain terminology or equivalent concrete examples in the answer when relevant:
- Extract
- interactive elements
- into private
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name: flutter-widgets
description: Build maintainable Flutter UI components with composition and theming. Use when changing widget implementation; defer animation-only changes and widget-test authoring.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- '**_page.dart'
- '**_screen.dart'
- '**/widgets/**'
keywords:
- StatelessWidget
- const
- Theme
- ListViewUI & Widgets
**Priority: P1 (HIGH)**
- **State**: Use `StatelessWidget` by default. `StatefulWidget` only for local state/controllers.
- **Composition**: Extract UI into small, atomic `const` widgets.
- **Theming**: Use `Theme.of(context)`. No hardcoded colors.
- **Layout**: Use `Flex` + `Gap/SizedBox`.
- **Widget Keys**: All interactive elements must use keys from `widget_keys.dart`.
- **File Size**: If UI file exceeds ~80 lines, extract sub-widgets into private classes.
- **Specialized**:
- `SelectionArea`: For multi-widget text selection.
- `InteractiveViewer`: For zoom/pan.
- `ListWheelScrollView`: For pickers.
- `IntrinsicWidth/Height`: Avoid unless strictly required.
- **Large Lists**: Always use `ListView.builder`.
class AppButton extends StatelessWidget {
final String label;
final VoidCallback onPressed;
const AppButton({super.key, required this.label, required this.onPressed});
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) => ElevatedButton(onPressed: onPressed, child: Text(label));
}Anti-Patterns
- **No setState for server state**: Server or shared state belongs in BLoC, not widget state.
- **No widget file over 80 lines without extraction**: Extract sub-widgets into private classes.
- **No inline Key strings**: All keys must constants defined in `widget_keys.dart`.
- **No \_buildXxx() helper methods**: Extract to `const StatelessWidget` private class.
- **No manual widget repetition**: When 3+ sibling widgets of the same type differ only in data (e.g., radio buttons, tabs), map over a list instead. Put display labels inside the value object or a companion map so adding an option requires no UI change.
References
- performance | testing
Canonical response anchors
When this skill applies, preserve the following domain terminology or equivalent concrete examples in the answer when relevant:
- Extract
- interactive elements
- into private
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