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Flutter has three test levels: unit tests (package:test) for plain Dart

Learn how to use SafeArea and MediaQuery to create an adaptive app. This page discusses how and when to use the SafeArea and MediaQuery widgets. SafeArea

It's important to create an app, whether for mobile or web

Establishes a subtree in which media queries resolve to the given data. widgets.MediaQuery MediaQuery Media Query class widgets

Creates a new MediaQuery that inherits from the ambient MediaQuery from the given context, but removes the specified padding. widgets.MediaQuery.MediaQuery.removePadding MediaQuery removePadding Media Query.remove Padding

Creates a new MediaQuery that inherits from the ambient MediaQuery from the given context, but removes the specified view padding. widgets.MediaQuery.MediaQuery.removeViewPadding MediaQuery removeViewPadding Media Query.remove

Creates a new MediaQuery that inherits from the ambient MediaQuery from the given context, but removes the specified view insets. widgets.MediaQuery.MediaQuery.removeViewInsets MediaQuery removeViewInsets Media Query.remove

Creates data for a MediaQuery based on the given view. widgets.MediaQueryData.MediaQueryData.fromView MediaQueryData fromView Media Query Data.from View constructor widgets

Creates a widget that provides MediaQueryData to its descendants. widgets.MediaQuery.MediaQuery.new MediaQuery new Media Query.new constructor widgets

Describes the navigation mode to be set by a MediaQuery widget. widgets.NavigationMode NavigationMode Navigation Mode enum widgets

Asserts that the given context has a MediaQuery ancestor. widgets.debugCheckHasMediaQuery debugCheckHasMediaQuery debug Check Has Media Query function widgets

Positions of display cutouts on Android may not update - as returned by MediaQuery and used by SafeArea - upon screen orientation change

In preparation for adopting the Android 14 nonlinear font scaling feature, all

DeviceOrientationBuilder widget by MediaQuery orientation (Framework, by @KikuchiTomo). DeviceOrientationBuilder MediaQuery

text scaling on Android 14 until you migrate your app, add a modified `MediaQuery` at the top of your app's widget tree: ```dart runApp( Builder(builder

main() => runApp(Foo()); class Foo extends StatelessWidget { @override Widget build(BuildContext context) { return MediaQuery( data: const MediaQueryData(), child: Directionality( textDirection: TextDirection.ltr, child: Material( child: TextField(), ), ), ); } } ``` Code after

main() => runApp(Foo()); class Foo extends StatelessWidget { @override Widget build(BuildContext context) { return MediaQuery( data: const MediaQueryData(), child: CupertinoTabBar( items: const [ BottomNavigationBarItem( icon: Icon(CupertinoIcons.add_circled), label

Scrollbar.showTrackOnHover Scrollbar ScrollbarThemeData.showTrackOnHover ScrollbarThemeData.trackVisibility ScrollbarThemeData MaterialState MaterialStateProperty KeepAliveHandle.release KeepAliveHandle InteractiveViewer.alignPanAxis InteractiveViewer PanAxis MediaQuery.boldTextOverride MediaQuery AnimatedList AnimatedGrid AnimatedListItemBuilder AnimatedListRemovedItemBuilder AnimatedItemBuilder AnimatedRemovedItemBuilder FlutterDriver.enableAccessibility FlutterDriver TimelineSummary.writeSummaryToFile TimelineSummary ToolbarOptions TextSelectionController SelectableRegionState