damoonrashidi / bitalarm

An app to keep track of different cryptocurrencies, written in dart + flutter

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bitalarm's Issues

it is deprecated?

Are you going to update this project?

move controls down on CoinScreen

The back and favorite controls on the CoinScreen are too far up, either wrap in safearea or move down a few pixels

CoinGraph text and indicator dots are covered by shader

The gradient shader that gives the coin chart a pink->blue gradient also covers the text and the hi/low/current indicators, meaning that they get the same hues. These should ideally be gray/white which could be achieved if they are moved to their own CustomPainter with the same X/Y calculations and drawn over the ShaderMask in coin-graph.dart using a Stack widget.

Dart 3 incompatibility issue

Hey there, I cloned bitalarm to run and test it locally and when I tried to install packages using flutter pub get and I got dart sdk incompatible error. Then I changed the sdk version and some of the packages version to the latest, but I found out one of the packages called nav_router is dart 3 incompatible. Have u considered making bitalarm compatible with dart 3 by using other routing packages? Thanks in advance

Fix graph so lowest value is at bottom

Solved by @stefankarlsson!

Some of the buttons and methods are deprecated now codebase needs to be updated

Raised button and Flat button are now deprecated upgrade them to Elevated and text button respectively.

Create WalletService and update WalletModel

WalletModel needs the following public method

class WalletValue {
  double amount;
  double value;
}

WalletContents getContents(Wallet wallet);

And WalletService needs the following methods, since they will be pretty different API calls with different methods.

WalletContents _getBitcoinValue(String address);
WalletContents _getEthereumValue(String address);
WalletContents ...

Use bezier curves for coin graph

Currently the coin graph is using the path.lineTo function, causing the lines to be straight between nodes. It would be nice to use path.relativeCubicTo or path.relativeConicTo to make the graph prettier.