Add native pull to refresh

[rizrmd]

I am trying several method to add pull to refresh feature, it finally works but have awkward gesture, or terrible performance. If only I can hook into native overscroll event then it will be great.

[ycv005]

Waiting for this feature. Thanks in advance.

[Manuito83]

Hi. Is there a workaround? I can see the InAppWebView triggers the overscroll glow, but adding it as a child to a RefreshIndicator does not detect the overscroll condition.

[jaisonklemer]

Hi, Has anyone managed to solve this problem in any other way?

[Kimhak-Loem]

This makes me headache. Is there anybody found any solutions or trick for this? I've been searching for this over the internet, yet I couldn't find any solutions. I've also posted a question in stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63376374/pull-to-refresh-webview-in-flutter, but no response.

[breebee]

Hey, its actually pretty simple if you use the pull_to_refresh package. All you have to do is look at the bottom of their demo code and replace the listview builder with your inappwebview scaffold.

child: ListView.builder(), -> child: Scaffold(),

and dont forget to add your webView.reload(); for the pull.

Package @ https://pub.dev/packages/pull_to_refresh

[breebee]

#EDIT
Sorry I didnt understand the issue was with scrolling in the webview. I replicated the issue, then , because I have a tabview controller, I used

gestureRecognizers: <Factory>[
new Factory(
() => new EagerGestureRecognizer(),
),
].toSet(),

this resolved the issue, and if it wasnt this then its due to using Expanded children.

[breebee]

Actually this is the probably the correct answer in your case ->

child:  Scaffold(
                 body: SafeArea(
                     child: Column(children: <Widget>[
                       Container(
                         padding: EdgeInsets.all(3.0),
                         child: Icon(Icons.keyboard_arrow_down),
                       ),
                       Expanded(
                         child: Container(
                           child: InAppWebView(

[makeshyft-tom-g]

Hi, Is there a confirmed solution for pulldown to refresh that does not interfere with the scrolling of the wbview?

[pichillilorenzo]

I'm working on it! In the next release (probably today), I will add a native pull-to-refresh feature

[ycv005]

@pichillilorenzo ,I had also try this with help of some other plugin, but then scrolling issue comes into it. Please consider the same, no scrolling issue happens.

[pichillilorenzo]

As said, it will be implemented natively and not using any flutter plugin.
Natively means that I will use native controller/layout of that platform.
That’s because, as you know, terrible performance using flutter on this feature.
You will have the same performance as you would have using native code, but you will not have the same control details as you will have with a flutter plugin or your custom dart code, because, well, it is done on the native side with native widgets.
For sure there will be options to customise the pull-to-refresh native widget, such as the color, but you will not have the same options as, for example, using the pull_to_refresh flutter plugin.

[pichillilorenzo]

After some work, on Android, it seems it is working perfectly, but on iOS, using the UIRefreshControl native refresh controller causes some issues (not always) when the user tries to pull to refresh.
I will try to not use the UIRefreshControl native controller and implement something that resolves these issues on iOS.

[ycv005]

Ok, great. @pichillilorenzo

So, will you make it available for Android(we will able to test it) and later on for iOS.

[pichillilorenzo]

Pull to refresh feature added in the new release 5.1.0.

An example can be found in the README.md file, under the section InAppWebView class, using the PullToRefreshController and PullToRefreshOptions classes

[pichillilorenzo]

I have just found a bug that, if you are not using Hybrid Composition on Android, the keyboard won't show up when you focus a text field inside the WebView.
I tried to resolve that but it seems impossible, due to problems related to Android Platform Views with Hybrid Composition enabled.
So, to use PullToRefreshController on Android, Hybrid Composition MUST be enabled.
I will release a new version with this new requirement

[ycv005]

@pichillilorenzo Make test or assertion for this.

[pichillilorenzo]

Added an if statement that checks if Hybrid Composition is enabled when PullToRefreshController is used on Android.
If it is not enabled, it will throw an Exception.

[tstarasinic]

Is there a way to custom style PullToRefreshController, I would like to use CupertinoActivityIndicator() style, so basically just smaller indicator like it is now ?

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