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Add Slide Direction Enum to Control Slide-In and Slide-Out Direction on RotateAnimatedText #323

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fauziridwan1709 opened this issue Sep 10, 2023 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #324
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Description

Currently, the Animated-Text-Kit Flutter package provides a great set of animations for text, including the RotateAnimatedText. However, it lacks the ability to control the direction of text slide-in and slide-out animations. This enhancement proposes adding a new enum property to RotateAnimatedText to allow users to specify the slide direction.

Motivation

Adding the ability to control the slide-in and slide-out direction of text animations will provide users with greater flexibility and customization options when using the RotateAnimatedText widget. It will make the package even more versatile and adaptable to various design requirements.

Proposed Solution

  1. Introduce a new enum called SlideDirection at the top of the RotateAnimatedText file to control the direction of text slide-in and slide-out animations.

  2. Modify the RotateAnimatedText constructor to accept a slideDirection property of type SlideDirection, allowing users to specify the desired slide direction when creating an instance of RotateAnimatedText.

  3. Update the initAnimation method to use the slideDirection property to determine the slide direction for both slide-in and slide-out animations.

  4. Ensure that the default behavior matches the current behavior for existing users who don't specify a slideDirection.

Additional Information

This enhancement will enhance the capabilities of the Animated-Text-Kit package, making it more versatile and accommodating to a wider range of design requirements. It can be particularly useful for users who want to control the direction of text animations for creative and engaging UI/UX experiences.

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