WebF Cupertino UI #

A Cupertino UI component set for WebF.

It wraps Flutter's native Cupertino widgets as HTML custom elements (e.g. <flutter-cupertino-button>), so you can build Flutter app UIs using web technologies with WebF.

React / Vue (npm) — Install & Use #

These npm packages are for WebF JavaScript developers. They provide framework integrations and TypeScript types for the Cupertino custom elements rendered by Flutter.

This is not a “run in the browser” UI library. You still need a Flutter app with WebF + this Flutter package installed (see the next section).

Install #

Vue:

npm install @openwebf/vue-cupertino-ui

React:

npm install @openwebf/react-cupertino-ui

React usage (from @openwebf/react-cupertino-ui) #

import React, { useState } from 'react';
import {
  FlutterCupertinoButton,
  FlutterCupertinoInput,
  FlutterCupertinoSwitch,
} from '@openwebf/react-cupertino-ui';

export function App() {
  const [username, setUsername] = useState('');
  const [enabled, setEnabled] = useState(false);

  return (
    <>
      <FlutterCupertinoInput
        val={username}
        placeholder="Enter username"
        onInput={(e) => setUsername(e.detail)}
      />

      <FlutterCupertinoSwitch
        checked={enabled}
        onChange={(e) => setEnabled(e.detail)}
      />

      <FlutterCupertinoButton onClick={() => console.log({ username, enabled })}>
        Submit
      </FlutterCupertinoButton>
    </>
  );
}

Vue usage (from @openwebf/vue-cupertino-ui) #

1. Enable template type-checking for the custom elements by referencing the package types (for example in src/env.d.ts):

/// <reference types="@openwebf/vue-cupertino-ui" />

2. Use the custom elements in your SFC templates:

<template>
  <flutter-cupertino-input
    :val="username"
    placeholder="Enter username"
    @input="(e) => (username = e.detail)"
  />

  <flutter-cupertino-switch
    :checked="enabled"
    @change="(e) => (enabled = e.detail)"
  />

  <flutter-cupertino-button @click="submit">
    Submit
  </flutter-cupertino-button>
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue';

const username = ref('');
const enabled = ref(false);

function submit() {
  console.log({ username: username.value, enabled: enabled.value });
}
</script>

Flutter (WebF runtime) — Install & Use #

The npm packages above only provide types/framework wrappers. The actual rendering happens inside your Flutter app via WebF + this Flutter package.

1) Add dependencies #

Add webf_cupertino_ui to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  webf_cupertino_ui: ^0.4.0

This package depends on WebF (webf: ^0.24.0) and will pull it in automatically, but you can pin it explicitly if your app needs to.

2) Register the custom elements #

Call installWebFCupertinoUI() before creating/loading any WebF pages:

import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:webf_cupertino_ui/webf_cupertino_ui.dart';

void main() {
  installWebFCupertinoUI();
  runApp(const MyApp());
}

Now your WebF pages can use the Cupertino tags (e.g. <flutter-cupertino-button>) and they will render as real Flutter Cupertino widgets.

Features #

• Native Flutter Widgets: Use Flutter's native Cupertino widgets through web technologies
• Web Framework Development: Build your Flutter app UI with Vue.js or React
• Custom HTML Elements: Cupertino widgets exposed as HTML custom elements
• Full Native Performance: Renders as native Flutter widgets, not web views
• TypeScript Support: Complete type definitions for better development experience

Components & Docs #

Component docs live in lib/src/*.md (React-focused):

• FlutterCupertinoActionSheet
• FlutterCupertinoAlert
• FlutterCupertinoButton
• FlutterCupertinoCheckbox
• FlutterCupertinoContextMenu
• FlutterCupertinoDatePicker
• FlutterCupertinoFormSection
• FlutterCupertinoInput
• FlutterCupertinoListSection
• FlutterCupertinoListTile
• FlutterCupertinoModalPopup
• FlutterCupertinoRadio
• FlutterCupertinoSearchTextField
• FlutterCupertinoSlider
• FlutterCupertinoSlidingSegmentedControl
• FlutterCupertinoSwitch
• FlutterCupertinoTabBar
• FlutterCupertinoTabScaffold
• FlutterCupertinoTabView
• FlutterCupertinoTextFormFieldRow

Contributing & Testing (via webf codegen) #

This repo is the source of truth for:

• Flutter custom elements (lib/src/*.dart)
• TypeScript typings (lib/src/*.d.ts)
• Generated Dart bindings (lib/src/*_bindings_generated.dart, generated by webf codegen)
• Generated npm packages (@openwebf/react-cupertino-ui, @openwebf/vue-cupertino-ui)

Typical workflow:

1. Update or add typings in lib/src/*.d.ts
2. Regenerate Dart bindings:

webf codegen --dart-only

3. Generate the React/Vue npm packages (optionally add --publish-to-npm):

webf codegen --framework react --package-name @openwebf/react-cupertino-ui
webf codegen --framework vue --package-name @openwebf/vue-cupertino-ui

4. Run tests:

flutter test

See CONTRIBUTING.md and docs/migration-rules.md for more details and conventions.

License #

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.