Switch

GlassSwitch is an on/off switch drawn the way iOS 26 draws it: a 64 × 28 track and a white knob. When you press the knob, it lifts into a clear glass drop about 1.57 times its size, which bends what is under it. Drag it to the other side, or just tap; let go and the value commits.

At rest the knob and the track are ordinary paint, not glass. The drop exists only while the switch is held, so a page with twenty switches costs the glass nothing until someone touches one.

When to use

• Boolean settings: Wi-Fi on or off, notifications, a feature flag in a settings group.
• Over imagery or on a Card, where an ordinary switch would look flat.
• Not for choosing between more than two options: use a segmented control.
• Not for an action that happens right away and can't be undone. That is a button.

Usage

The switch is controlled: you hold the value and pass it back in.

bool _wifi = true;

GlassSwitch(
  value: _wifi,
  onChanged: (bool v) => setState(() => _wifi = v),
)

Pass onChanged: null to disable it. A disabled switch is drawn at kGlassDisabledOpacity (50%).

Accessibility

The switch reports itself as a toggle with its state. It has no label of its own. Either pass a semanticLabel, or put it in a row with a Text and wrap the row in MergeSemantics, so a screen reader says "Wi-Fi, switch, on" as one item:

MergeSemantics(
  child: Row(
    children: <Widget>[
      const Expanded(child: Text('Wi-Fi')),
      GlassSwitch(value: wifi, onChanged: onWifi),
    ],
  ),
)

The switch is never smaller than 44 px tall, so it stays easy to hit.

The drop

• dropScale (default kGlassDropScale, 1.57) is how much bigger the held drop is than the knob. It must be at least 1.
• dropWiden (default kGlassSwitchDropWiden, 5 px) makes the drop show a little more of what is around it, which looks slightly zoomed out, as on iOS. 0 turns that off.
• The drop's refraction is kGlassDropOptics, and it grows in over kGlassDropDuration (180 ms).

Code

import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:g1455/g1455.dart';

/// A settings group on a glass card.
/// Assumes a GlassHost above the navigator (MaterialApp.builder).
class ConnectivitySettings extends StatefulWidget {
  const ConnectivitySettings({super.key});

  @override
  State<ConnectivitySettings> createState() => _ConnectivitySettingsState();
}

class _ConnectivitySettingsState extends State<ConnectivitySettings> {
  bool _wifi = true;
  bool _bluetooth = false;
  bool _airplane = false;

  Widget _row(IconData icon, String label, bool value, ValueChanged<bool>? onChanged, {Color? color}) => MergeSemantics(
    // One item for a screen reader: "Wi-Fi, switch, on".
    child: SizedBox(
      height: 52,
      child: Row(
        children: <Widget>[
          Icon(icon),
          const SizedBox(width: 12),
          Expanded(child: Text(label)),
          GlassSwitch(value: value, onChanged: onChanged, activeColor: color ?? const Color(0xFF34C759)),
        ],
      ),
    ),
  );

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) => GlassCard(
    padding: const EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: 16, vertical: 4),
    child: Column(
      mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min,
      children: <Widget>[
        _row(
          Icons.flight,
          'Airplane mode',
          _airplane,
          (bool v) => setState(() => _airplane = v),
          color: const Color(0xFFFF9F0A),
        ),
        // While airplane mode is on, the radios can't be changed: onChanged null disables them.
        _row(Icons.wifi, 'Wi-Fi', _wifi, _airplane ? null : (bool v) => setState(() => _wifi = v)),
        _row(
          Icons.bluetooth,
          'Bluetooth',
          _bluetooth,
          _airplane ? null : (bool v) => setState(() => _bluetooth = v),
          color: const Color(0xFF0A84FF),
        ),
      ],
    ),
  );
}

API

Constants