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Flutter Auto Orientation

Flutter Auto Orientation

Set the device orientation programmatically for iOS and Android
Created byBilal Zeyada
Last updated 2/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Flutter Auto Orientation

Course content

1 section5 lectures32m total length
  • 1- introduction for this tutorial3:03

    Enable automatic device orientation in Flutter using the auto orientation package, set up a new Flutter project, supporting Android and iOS, and implement orientation switching from portrait to landscape.

  • 2- Install and Import Package in Code4:10

    Install and import the auto orientation package in a Flutter project with flutter package get, then use it to programmatically control auto rotation and landscape modes on iOS and Android.

  • 3- Create Example Code Part 18:36

    Create the complete Flutter auto orientation example code, wiring packages, Dart basics, void main, and material theme while managing state.

  • 4- Create Example Code Part 28:17

    Explore Flutter auto orientation by building example code that handles device orientation changes, including landscape and portrait modes, and test updates by restarting the emulator.

  • 5- Create Example Code Part 3 and Finish8:06

    Finish the Flutter auto orientation example by implementing landscape left and right, portrait modes, and auto rotation, then test results on the emulator.

Requirements

  • Any VS Code & Android Studio Program
  • Basics of Flutter

Description

Flutter Auto Orientation:

Set the device orientation programmatically for iOS and Android


In this tutorial, we are going to create Flutter Auto Device Orientation to the landscape from portrait and vice versa automatically when we rotate the android OR IOS device it sets it’s orientation automatically here we no need to select the device.

The Flutter auto device orientation works for both Android and IOS devices for both the directions from left to right OR right to left direction..

Who this course is for:

  • Geeks
  • Students
  • Any Person using Flutter in projects