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StreamChannel widget's Material to allow for color to be transperant.
Describe alternatives that you have considered
Creating custom StreamChannel, but that create a lot of dependencies need to change and make use of it especially if StreamChat is not on top of the widgets tree.
Simple ask is to have color parameter inheritable/adjustable for specific use-cases where it doesn't have to follow the full app material theme.
One example where this can be useful is within channel, on message actions, to have the background transperant rather than showing solid color. Desired outcome (which I had to customise) is something like this:
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Please select which package this feature is related to
stream_chat_flutter, stream_chat_flutter_core
Which platforms would this feature impact?
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Is your feature request related to a problem?
Yes. In a way related to this: #2095
Describe the solution that you'd like
StreamChannel widget's Material to allow for color to be transperant.
Describe alternatives that you have considered
Creating custom StreamChannel, but that create a lot of dependencies need to change and make use of it especially if StreamChat is not on top of the widgets tree.
Simple ask is to have color parameter inheritable/adjustable for specific use-cases where it doesn't have to follow the full app material theme.
https://github.com/GetStream/stream-chat-flutter/blob/e1ec460b9644446620c692ebd4c2aabe5b956317/packages/stream_chat_flutter_core/lib/src/stream_channel.dart#L471C1-L473C1
Additional context
One example where this can be useful is within channel, on message actions, to have the background transperant rather than showing solid color. Desired outcome (which I had to customise) is something like this:
No response
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: