Custom unread header builder #632
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closing as I merged full redesign and I will need to re-write unread header from scratch (part of backlog already) |
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What does it do?
This PR implements a custom UnreadHeaderDataBuilder for the unread messages divider in the Flutter Chat UI library. It allows developers to customize the appearance and behavior of the unread messages separator, providing more flexibility in how unread messages are displayed in the chat interface.
Why is it needed?
The default unread messages divider may not meet the specific design requirements of all applications. This custom builder enables developers to tailor the unread message indicator to better fit their application's design and user experience needs.
How to test it?
To test this feature:
Integrate the updated Flutter Chat UI library into your project.
Implement the custom UnreadHeaderDataBuilder in your chat UI.
Verify that the unread messages divider displays as expected according to the custom builder's implementation.