Order Tracker Widget in Flutter

Suraj Chauhan

8 May 2024

In this blog we are going to discuss implementation of Order Tracker Widget in Flutter.

Introduction

Order tracking is a process of monitoring and tracking your orders placed online and delivering real-time order status updates to customer.

Order tracking helps to customers check where exactly there order is and when they should expect it to arrive.

It is helpful to track the order status.

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Implementation

We are going to use how to Implement Order Tracker Widget .

For implementation it please follow below steps:

First of all we need to create a new flutter project and add the following dependency in pubspec.yaml file.

1	order_tracker: ^0.0.2

order_tracker:->

It’s dependency to add Order Tracker functionality in flutter.

Add latest version of these dependency in your flutter project.

After that we need to create a StatefulWidget (OrderTrackerDemo) and call from main.dart and import below package on this Widget class.

1	import 'package:order_tracker/order_tracker.dart';

So After importing library and package we need to add following code inside OrderTrackerDemo class.

class OrderTrackerDemo extends StatefulWidget {
  const OrderTrackerDemo({super.key, required this.title});
  final String title;
  @override
  State<OrderTrackerDemo> createState() => _OrderTrackerDemoState();
}

class _OrderTrackerDemoState extends State<OrderTrackerDemo> {

List<TextDto> InitialOrderDataList = [
    TextDto("Your order has been placed", ""),
  ];

List<TextDto> OrderShippedDataList = [
    TextDto("Your order has been shipped",""),
  ];

List<TextDto>  OrderOutOfDeliveryDataList   = [
    TextDto("Your order is out for delivery",""),
  ];

List<TextDto> OrderDeviveredDataList  = [
    TextDto("Your order has been delivered",""),
  ];

@override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      appBar: AppBar(
        title: Text(widget.title),
      ),
      body: Padding(
        padding: const EdgeInsets.all(30),
        child:OrderTracker(
          status: Status.delivered,
          activeColor: Colors.blue,
          inActiveColor: Colors.grey[300],
          orderTitleAndDateList: InitialOrderDataList,
          shippedTitleAndDateList: OrderShippedDataList,
          outOfDeliveryTitleAndDateList: OrderOutOfDeliveryDataList,
          deliveredTitleAndDateList: OrderDeviveredDataList,
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

class OrderTrackerDemo extends StatefulWidget {

const OrderTrackerDemo({super.key, required this.title});

final String title;

@override

State<OrderTrackerDemo> createState() => _OrderTrackerDemoState();

}

class _OrderTrackerDemoState extends State<OrderTrackerDemo> {

List<TextDto> InitialOrderDataList = [

TextDto("Your order has been placed", ""),

];

List<TextDto> OrderShippedDataList = [

TextDto("Your order has been shipped",""),

];

List<TextDto> OrderOutOfDeliveryDataList = [

TextDto("Your order is out for delivery",""),

];

List<TextDto> OrderDeviveredDataList = [

TextDto("Your order has been delivered",""),

];

@override

Widget build(BuildContext context) {

return Scaffold(

appBar: AppBar(

title: Text(widget.title),

body: Padding(

padding: const EdgeInsets.all(30),

child:OrderTracker(

status: Status.delivered,

activeColor: Colors.blue,

inActiveColor: Colors.grey[300],

orderTitleAndDateList: InitialOrderDataList,

shippedTitleAndDateList: OrderShippedDataList,

outOfDeliveryTitleAndDateList: OrderOutOfDeliveryDataList,

deliveredTitleAndDateList: OrderDeviveredDataList,

);

}

After adding this code in your OrderTrackerDemo class now let’s go to check output of code.

Output

Conclusion

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