Flutter - How To Create A Stopwatch (stop_watch_timer package)

[@FlutterMentor]

IMPORTANT: This package has been updated since I uploaded this video. If you use a version above ^0.7.0, the stopWatchTimer.rawTime.value won't work. I will try to upload a more updated video soon, but as long as you use version ^0.7.0 this will still work fine!

[@JuanFcoRomero]

Ideas for a new videos: * state management * structure patterns for Flutter like MVC... ;)

[@FlutterMentor]

Thank you for the suggestions! Always helpful. I wish I had more free time to do videos!

[@borisllonalonso99]

awesome work!

[@FlutterMentor]

thank you so much!

[@sergioernestotostadosanche2509]

Great video! Beforehand I'm glad you for the knowledge sharing and reading my comment. For this package, can we get the stopwatch elapsed time making something if a specific time is reached (i.e. a method call)? Also, I read the comments below this tutorial won't work on the upgraded package, I hope the updated video will resolve that. Regards!

[@FlutterMentor]

That is an interesting question, I have never had the need to do it, so I'm not sure. However, I'm positive it's possible. Even if you end up needing to create your own copy/version of the package code and you just include the custom method call yourself. Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching!

[@mokudev]

Good!

[@FlutterMentor]

Thank you!

[@aqua_dio]

Amazing 😍 Please tell me how to display records just on minutes and seconds when click lop?)

[@FlutterMentor]

Another user left this comment for how to hide milliseconds: "final displayTime = StopWatchTimer. getDisplayTime(value, hours: _isHours, milliSecond: false);" , I think it might be able to help you on this too! And thanks for watching!

[@aqua_dio]

@@FlutterMentor it just work with timer but with records don't work ((

[@FlutterMentor]

@@aqua_dio damn :/ you might have to create a copy of the package file and then make your own version from it. Sometimes it's the only solution

[@kamilabduvaliev28]

how to delete milliseconds so that it shows only hours, minutes and seconds? Can I do that?

[@FlutterMentor]

Have you tried copying the package and making your own version? If you do that, you could just go to the getDisplayTime method and define the bool milliSecond = false; (it's true in the original class file)

[@KorpaG]

two months have passed, but still suddenly someone will need it. final displayTime = StopWatchTimer. getDisplayTime(value, hours: _isHours, milliSecond: false); Other things can also be configured in getDisplayTime

[@salihbalkis72]

How to keep it work when app is closed?

[@FlutterMentor]

That's definitely a bit trickier to pull off. See if this can help you: stackoverflow.com/questions/62255486/flutter-how-to-keep-the-app-running-on-background

[@jet9974]

any idea why the stopWatchTimer.rawTime.value isn't working to me?

[@deveshvaidya4091]

Same for me

[@deveshvaidya4091]

Have you solved it

[@jet9974]

​@@deveshvaidya4091 Yes I did. Just use stop_watch_timer: ^0.7.0 version and then stop and rerun your app

[@deveshvaidya4091]

Ok I will try

[@deveshvaidya4091]

Why that is not working in upgraded dependencies