Text magnification feature for the Quill Editor

[AdiSuresh]

I'm making a note-taking app using the flutter_quill package. While using the editor, I noticed that dragging the cursor cannot magnify the text.

Since I’m aware that the TextMagnifierConfiguration class is available for the TextField widget and text magnification is enabled by default, I thought there might be something similar in the QuillEditorConfigurations constructor but could not find any.

Is this feature already available or is there a workaround to make it work? It’d be more convenient for users to edit their notes by moving the cursor using the magnifier.

[singerdmx]

Yes it should be a nice feature

[molihuan]

I'm making a note taking app using the flutter_quill package. While using the editor, I noticed that the text cannot be magnified by dragging the cursor.

Since I’m aware that the TextMagnifierConfiguration class is available for the TextField widget and text magnification is enabled by default, I thought there might be something similar in the QuillEditorConfigurations constructor but could not find any.

Is this feature already available or is there a workaround to make it work? I think it’d be more convenient for users to edit their notes by moving the cursor easily using the magnifier.

I am also working on an open source note-taking app, interested in discussing related issues or sharing experiences together?

[singerdmx]

This is probably built-in function in TextField .
Just need right way to invoke it.

[singerdmx]

https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/material/TextField/magnifierConfiguration.html

[singerdmx]

I assume this is only for mobile?

[AdiSuresh]

I'm making a note taking app using the flutter_quill package. While using the editor, I noticed that the text cannot be magnified by dragging the cursor.
Since I’m aware that the TextMagnifierConfiguration class is available for the TextField widget and text magnification is enabled by default, I thought there might be something similar in the QuillEditorConfigurations constructor but could not find any.
Is this feature already available or is there a workaround to make it work? I think it’d be more convenient for users to edit their notes by moving the cursor easily using the magnifier.

I am also working on an open source note-taking app, interested in discussing related issues or sharing experiences together?

Sure. I don’t mind having a look at your repo, but only if I get some time...

[AdiSuresh]

I'm making a note taking app using the flutter_quill package. While using the editor, I noticed that the text cannot be magnified by dragging the cursor.
Since I’m aware that the TextMagnifierConfiguration class is available for the TextField widget and text magnification is enabled by default, I thought there might be something similar in the QuillEditorConfigurations constructor but could not find any.
Is this feature already available or is there a workaround to make it work? I think it’d be more convenient for users to edit their notes by moving the cursor easily using the magnifier.

If you have in mind any ideas about libraries or apps that implemented this feature

Feel free to share the presentation using images or videos

I’m attaching a video for reference. Many android apps either have the magnifier or the drag cursor widget (I don’t know what it’s actually called). I use Google Docs quite often and it has both:

Screenrecorder-2023-11-07-22-47-17-176.mp4

[AdiSuresh]

I assume this is only for mobile?

Yeah it seems like it. Personally I think that all touchscreen enabled devices must have this feature.

[molihuan]

I'm making a note taking app using the flutter_quill package. While using the editor, I noticed that the text cannot be magnified by dragging the cursor.
Since I’m aware that the TextMagnifierConfiguration class is available for the TextField widget and text magnification is enabled by default, I thought there might be something similar in the QuillEditorConfigurations constructor but could not find any.
Is this feature already available or is there a workaround to make it work? I think it’d be more convenient for users to edit their notes by moving the cursor easily using the magnifier.

I am also working on an open source note-taking app, interested in discussing related issues or sharing experiences together?

Sure. I don’t mind having a look at your repo, but only if I get some time...

It's still on the drawing board.
link:https://github.com/molihuan/HLVideoNote
But it's Chinese. It hasn't been translated into English yet。

[EchoEllet]

I'm making a note taking app using the flutter_quill package. While using the editor, I noticed that the text cannot be magnified by dragging the cursor.
Since I’m aware that the TextMagnifierConfiguration class is available for the TextField widget and text magnification is enabled by default, I thought there might be something similar in the QuillEditorConfigurations constructor but could not find any.
Is this feature already available or is there a workaround to make it work? I think it’d be more convenient for users to edit their notes by moving the cursor easily using the magnifier.

If you have in mind any ideas about libraries or apps that implemented this feature
Feel free to share the presentation using images or videos

I’m attaching a video for reference. Many android apps either have the magnifier or the drag cursor widget (I don’t know what it’s actually called). I use Google Docs quite often and it has both:

Screenrecorder-2023-11-07-22-47-17-176.mp4

Thank you for sharing that. We will work on it soon.

[EchoEllet]

https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/material/TextField/magnifierConfiguration.html

The TextMagnifierConfiguration has MagnifierBuilder which returns a widget

typedef MagnifierBuilder = Widget? Function(
    BuildContext context,
    MagnifierController controller,
    ValueNotifier<MagnifierInfo> magnifierInfo,
);

[xalanq]

any update?

[EchoEllet]

Reopened since it's reverted in #2413, we don't have plans on adding this feature back since it causes many issues, and we strongly prefer stability over adding new buggy features that are not well-executed.