🧩 condition_builder #

A tiny Flutter utility that helps you write clean, readable multi-way conditional logic directly inside widget attributes — without if/else and without nested complex ternary statements.

• The core usage pattern is simple: chain multiple .on(condition, value) calls, then call .build() to get the matching value.
• The order of conditions matters — the first condition that matches will be used.
• You can optionally provide a fallback using build(orElse: () => defaultValue).
• If no condition matches and no fallback is provided, an error will be thrown to alert you.
• The build() method never returns null.

✨ Why use it? #

condition_builder is designed to simplify anything based on multiple runtime conditions

Instead of writing nested if/else or ternary (?:) operators, you define your logic declaratively:

ConditionBuilder<Color>.on(() => someCondition, () => someColor)
  .on(() => anotherCondition, () => anotherColor)
  .build(orElse: () => defaultColor);

🚀 Installation #

Add this to your package's pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  condition_builder: <latest_version>

Then, run flutter pub get to install the package.

🔍 Comparison: With vs Without ConditionBuilder #

✅ With ConditionBuilder #

color: ConditionBuilder<Color>.on(() => isDisabled, () => Colors.grey)
  .on(() => isSelected, () => Colors.blue)
  .build(orElse: () => Colors.black12),

❌ Without ConditionBuilder (using ternary) #

color: isDisabled
    ? Colors.grey
    : isSelected
        ? Colors.blue
        : Colors.black12,

🛠️ Contributing #

Contributions are welcome! If you find bugs, improvements, or need new features, feel free to submit an issue or pull request.

📜 License #

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify it as needed.