Widgets Guide

Widgets are essential components in our application, allowing you to enhance the user interface with various functionalities. This guide will provide you with an overview of widgets and how to use them effectively.

Overview of Widgets

Widgets are reusable UI components that can be added to your application to provide specific functionalities. They can range from simple buttons and text fields to complex components like calendars and sliders.

Types of Widgets

Basic Widgets: Buttons, Text Fields, Checkboxes, and Radio Buttons.
Advanced Widgets: Calendars, Sliders, and Progress Bars.
Custom Widgets: Widgets you create to fit your specific needs.

Getting Started

To get started with widgets, you need to first import the necessary widget library. For example, if you are using our default widget library, you can do so by adding the following line to your code:

import Widgets

Using Widgets

Basic Widgets

Basic widgets are the building blocks of more complex components. Here's how to use some common basic widgets:

Button: To create a button, use the Button widget.

Button("Click Me")

Text Field: To create a text field, use the TextField widget.

TextField("Enter your name")

Checkbox: To create a checkbox, use the Checkbox widget.

Checkbox("I agree to the terms and conditions")

Radio Button: To create a radio button, use the RadioButton widget.

RadioButton("Option 1", "Option 2", "Option 3")

Advanced Widgets

Advanced widgets are more complex and provide additional functionalities. Here's how to use some common advanced widgets:

Calendar: To create a calendar, use the Calendar widget.

Calendar()

Slider: To create a slider, use the Slider widget.

Slider(min: 0, max: 100, value: 50)

Progress Bar: To create a progress bar, use the ProgressBar widget.

ProgressBar(value: 50)

Custom Widgets

Custom widgets are widgets you create to fit your specific needs. To create a custom widget, you need to define a new widget class and implement the necessary methods.

class MyCustomWidget extends Widget {
  // Implement your custom widget here
}