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Find API declarations and examples

Use the guides for tasks, versioned API pages for declarations, and the gallery for visual states. Each resource answers a different question.

These references match the documentation baseline:

Generated API documentation describes declarations. It does not replace the installation guide, state ownership examples, or migration instructions.

Open the Widgetbook gallery and choose the component from its navigation. Inspect variants, sizes, states, light/dark appearance, viewport constraints, and text scaling where those controls are available.

The gallery tracks the repository deployment and can contain changes newer than the documented package release. Check the API baseline before copying a new property into an application using an older package.

Use the repository for implementation details and the Flutter package changelog for release changes. Import public libraries in your application rather than implementation files under src/.

The component inventory lists exported widgets and distinguishes task guides from API/gallery coverage. A guide is not evidence of cross-platform accessibility certification; verify your complete workflow on its target platforms.