IncularAPI ReferenceLayout Widgets
Flex
Direction-configurable flex container generalizing Row and Column.
Flex is Row + Column
with an explicit direction: Axis (default Horizontal). Same defaults for
everything else: Start / Max / Center / None→Ltr / Down / 0.0.
Props
Prop
Type
Construction
A direction-switching Flex application — copy, paste, and run:
use incular::prelude::*;
fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
let app = Application::new(|_cx| {
Container::builder()
.padding(EdgeInsets::all(24.0))
.alignment(Alignment::CENTER)
.child(
Column::builder()
.main_axis_size(MainAxisSize::Min)
.spacing(12.0)
.children(Vec::<Widget>::from([
Flex::horizontal(Vec::<Widget>::from([
Text::new("A").into(),
Text::new("B").into(),
]))
.spacing(8.0).into(),
Flex::builder()
.direction(Axis::Vertical)
.children(Vec::<Widget>::from([
Text::new("One").into(),
Text::new("Two").into(),
]))
.main_axis_alignment(MainAxisAlignment::Center)
.cross_axis_alignment(CrossAxisAlignment::Stretch)
.spacing(4.0)
.build().into(),
]))
.build(),
)
.build()
.into()
})?;
incular::run(app)?;
Ok(())
}Methods
All Row/Column setters exist here too (direction first): direction,
main_axis_alignment, main_axis_size, cross_axis_alignment,
text_direction, vertical_direction, spacing — see the runnable program
above for every call in context.
Use Flex when the axis itself is dynamic (e.g. driven by orientation or a
Signal); otherwise prefer the clearer
Row / Column.