return PlatformApp(
  title: 'Flutter Demo',
  home: ...
);

return PlatformScaffold(
  appBar: PlatformAppBar()
  body: _buildContent(),
  bottomNavBar: PlatformNavBar(),
  android: (_) => MaterialScaffoldData(...)
  ios: (_) => CupertinoScaffoldData(...);
);

PlatformAppBar

The AppBar is the top Header bar with a title, leftside or rightside buttons. Uses AppBar for android or CupertinoNavigationBar for ios.

return PlatformAppBar(
    title: new Text('Platform Widgets'),
    leading: PlatformIconButton()),
    trailingActions: <Widget>[
      PlatformIconButton(),
    ],
  );

Enhance

Extend with WidgetBuilder for android or iOS.

return PlatformAppBar(
  title: new Text('Platform Widgets'),
  leading: PlatformIconButton()),
  trailingActions: <Widget>[
    PlatformIconButton(),
  ],
  android: (_) => MaterialAppBarData(...),
  ios: (_)=> CupertinoNavigationBarData(...),
);

PlatformNavBar

Note: hasNotch has been removed to allow for the widget to work with the change on the development branch of flutter. To work around the breaking change either use the Material BottomAppBar directly or cast the result from PlatformNavBar to BottomAppBar for android builds and set the hasNotch property. Otherwise target version 0.2.0

The NavBar is placed at the bottom of the page with a set of buttons that typically navigate between screens. Implementing this widget requires the parent widget to manage the currentIndex of the page and to set PlatformNavBar.currrentIndex. Uses BottomAppBar with BottomNavigationBar for android or CupertinoTabBar for ios.

return PlatformNavBar(
  currentIndex: _selectedTabIndex,
  itemChanged: (index) => setState(
        () {
          _selectedTabIndex = index;
        },
      ),
  items: [
    BottomNavigationBarItem(),
    BottomNavigationBarItem(),
  ],
);

Enhance

Extend with WidgetBuilder for android or iOS.

return PlatformNavBar(
  currentIndex: _selectedTabIndex,
  itemChanged: (index) => setState(
        () {
          _selectedTabIndex = index;
        },
      ),
  items: [
    BottomNavigationBarItem(),
    BottomNavigationBarItem(),
  ],
  android: (_) => MaterialNavBarData(...);
  ios: (_) => CupertinoTabBarData(...),
);

PlatformAlertDialog

The AlertDialog will render a caption/title, body/text and a set of action buttons specific for the platform. Uses AlertDialogfor android or CupertinoAlertDialog for ios.

Note use showPlatformDialog instead of either showDialog from the Material library or showCupertinoDialog from the Cupertino library.

showPlatformDialog(
  context: context,
  builder: (_) => PlatformAlertDialog(
    title: Text('Alert'),
    content: Text('Some content'),
    actions: <Widget>[
      PlatformDialogAction(),
      PlatformDialogAction(),
    ],
  ),
);

showDialog(
  context: context,
  builder: (_) => PlatformAlertDialog(...);
  ios: (_) => CupertinoAlertDialogData(...),
  android: (_) => MaterialAlertDialogData(...),
)

PlatformDialogAction(
  child: PlatformText('Cancel'),
  onPressed: () => Navigator.pop(context),
),

PlatformDialogAction(
  child: PlatformText('Cancel'),
  onPressed: () => Navigator.pop(context),
  android: (_) => MaterialDialogActionData(...),
  ios: (_) => CupertinoDialogActionData(...),
),

return PlatformCircularProgressIndicator();

return PlatformCircularProgressIndicator(
  android: (_) => MaterialProgressIndicatorData(...),
  ios: (_)=> CupertinoProgressIndicatorData(...),
);