A phone dialer widget that can be added to any Flutter Application to enable the ability to dial a number. This could be combined with a VoIP application to enable placing calls.
This is a purely Dart widget with no dependency on Android or iOS except for the flutter_dtmf package it uses for DTMF tone generation on pressing a button. You can turn it off by setting enableDtmf: false
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Scaffold(
backgroundColor: Colors.black,
body: SafeArea(
child:
DialPad(
// temporarily disabled
// enableDtmf: true,
outputMask: "(000) 000-0000",
backspaceButtonIconColor: Colors.red,
makeCall: (number){
print(number);
}
)
),
);
}
Support has been added for custom UIs, using Dialpad.ios
for iOS style keypad or DialPad.metro
metro theme. Additional customization is available with many different options.
A few considerations:
ScalingType
DialPad supports dynamic scaling of UI. Using either a ScalingType.fixed
approach will use preset text & icon sizes. If you are using flutter_web_frame with some window constraints, you may wish to use ScalingType.height
. For most cases ScalingType.min
should suffice.
ScalingSize
Scaling Size provides an easy way to specify the scalar multiplier for the scaling calculation. Instead of using a predefined value of e.g. 0.001, the ScalingSize.small
is now used. Customization for buttons allows making the dial button large with a small backspace button.
If you wish to add your own Scalable button, feel free to create a widget with Scalable
to make use of the rescale
function.
Scaled UI elements may become extremely small, using minScalingSize
and maxScalingSize
you can clamp the scaling to a percentage of the original size. This is useful for ensuring the UI is still usable.
iOS Screenshot | Android Screenshot |
[Done] Add DTMF Tones