xuelongqy/flutter_easy_refresh
This system is a Flutter library for implementing pull-to-refresh and infinite scroll (load-more) interactions. It provides a core `EasyRefresh` widget with a controller for managing state, along with a collection of animated and static header and footer indicators. The codebase also includes a separate `EasyPaging` package for pagination and a comprehensive example application that demonstrates various indicator styles and platform support.
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Adequate · 5 August 2026
17k
lines of production code
Dart
primary language
2
bus factor · 21 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2018 · modernization and workspace restructuring
The project underwent a comprehensive modernization, upgrading to Flutter 3.10+ and Dart 3.5+ with a new multi-package workspace structure. This period focused on migrating example applications to modern embedding standards, replacing legacy code and localization systems with GetX and Rive, and introducing new UI components for demonstration.
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2019–2022 · example app expansion and platform support
The project focused on significantly expanding the example application by adding numerous demo pages for features like pull-to-refresh, paging, and various indicator styles. This period also involved broadening the app's reach by implementing support for macOS, web, and Windows platforms, alongside adding localization and utility functions.
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2026 · EasyRefresh and EasyPaging launch
This period marks the initial release of the EasyRefresh library, introducing a comprehensive pull-to-refresh and load-to-more mechanism for Flutter applications. The work includes the creation of the core EasyRefresh and EasyPaging packages, along with a variety of animated header and footer indicators powered by Rive animations. The release is accompanied by extensive test coverage and a code coverage report to ensure reliability.
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