Exploring Battery Plus Package in Flutter
Using Battery Plus Package in Flutter
battery_plus
package in Flutter provides comprehensive functionalities to access battery-related information on both iOS and Android devices. This package allows developers to retrieve crucial details such as the current battery level and the device's battery state, including whether the device is charging or discharging. Additionally, developers can monitor changes in the battery state in real-time by subscribing to battery state changes using the provided stream. This package simplifies battery management in Flutter apps, enabling developers to create efficient and responsive user experiences based on the device's battery status.
1. Add Dependency
dependencies:
battery_plus: ^2.0.0
2. Import Package
import 'package:battery_plus/battery_plus.dart';
3. Create Battery Instance
Battery battery = Battery();
Create an instance of the Battery
class to access battery-related functionalities.
4. Get Battery Level
int batteryLevel = await battery.batteryLevel;
Use battery.batteryLevel
to get the current battery level as a percentage.
5. Check Battery Status
BatteryState batteryState = await battery.batteryState;
Use battery.batteryState
to get the current battery status, such as charging, discharging, full, etc.
6. Subscribe to Battery Changes
StreamSubscription batterySubscription =
battery.onBatteryStateChanged.listen((BatteryState state) {
// Handle battery state changes
});
Subscribe to changes in battery state using onBatteryStateChanged
and handle the state changes accordingly.
7. Dispose Subscription (Optional)
batterySubscription.cancel();
Dispose the subscription when no longer needed to free up resources.
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