At present in the MVPdatetime for a timer can be edited as plaintext:
This is fine for MVP as it allows us to test that people are editing timer.start and/or timer.stop.
The following video from HeyFlutter summarises the Native approach to date and time picking in 5 mins:
"Pick Date And Time Together": https://youtu.be/Y_1SHNI__6I
But sadly, doesn't have tests at present: /test/omni_datetime_picker_test.dart#L1-L8
So we can use it as a reference but can't just use the code - unless we write our own tests ...
[ ] Document all the steps required to use existing native widgets (that work on Mobile, Web & Desktop) to input date and time data. Ideally in a single interface similar to the above: https://github.com/dwyl/flutter-date-time-tutorial/issues/1
[ ] Once this repo is populated, we can pull this code into the App.
At present in the
MVPdatetimefor atimercan be edited asplaintext:This is fine for
MVPas it allows us to test that people are editingtimer.startand/ortimer.stop.The following video from
HeyFluttersummarises theNativeapproach todateandtimepicking in5 mins: "Pick Date And Time Together": https://youtu.be/Y_1SHNI__6Ihttps://github.com/alanchan-dev/OmniDateTimePicker looks like a clean interface:
But sadly, doesn't have tests at present:
/test/omni_datetime_picker_test.dart#L1-L8So we can use it as a reference but can't just use the code - unless we write our own tests ...Todo
dateandtimeinput: https://github.com/dwyl/flutter-date-time-tutorialMobile,Web&Desktop) to inputdateandtimedata. Ideally in a single interface similar to the above: https://github.com/dwyl/flutter-date-time-tutorial/issues/1App.