xuelongqy/flutter_easy_refresh
This system is a comprehensive pull-to-refresh and infinite-scrolling library for Flutter, providing a core `EasyRefresh` widget with a wide variety of animated header and footer indicators. It supports multiple platforms (Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Web) and includes a standalone pagination package. The project also features a robust example application that demonstrates these capabilities across different UI styles and languages.
64.2
Adequate · 1 August 2026
17k
lines of production code
Dart
primary language
2
bus factor · 21 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2018 · Modernization and state management overhaul
The project underwent a comprehensive modernization, migrating the Android and iOS example apps to support the Flutter V2 embedding and modern development standards. The codebase was refactored to use the GetX state management system and updated to Dart 3.5+ and Flutter 3.10+, while legacy libraries and localization files were removed to streamline the architecture.
12 changes
2019–2022 · Example app expansion and cross-platform support
This period focused on significantly expanding the example application with new sample pages, indicator styles, and utility features. It also added full support for macOS, Windows, and web platforms, alongside localization and icon enhancements.
12 changes
2026 · EasyRefresh library launch and expansion
This period marks the initial release of the EasyRefresh library, introducing a comprehensive pull-to-refresh and load-more mechanism for Flutter applications. The work focused on establishing the core API and expanding the ecosystem with new animated indicators, including Bubbles, Halloween, Skating, Squats, Space, and Bow styles. Additionally, the pagination capabilities were extracted into a standalone easy_paging package, accompanied by comprehensive unit tests and coverage reports.
8 changes
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