# fluttertpc_auto_orientation

**Repository Path**: openharmony-sig/fluttertpc_auto_orientation

## Basic Information

- **Project Name**: fluttertpc_auto_orientation
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- **License**: MIT
- **Default Branch**: master
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- **Created**: 2024-06-25
- **Last Updated**: 2025-05-07

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## README

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# auto_orientation
This plugin was created to programmatically rotate on iOS and Android

## Getting Started

After importing the package you can use:
`AutoOrientation.landscapeLeftMode();` or 
`AutoOrientation.landscapeRightMode();` or
`AutoOrientation.portraitDownMode();` (might not work) or
`AutoOrientation.portraitUpMode();` or 
`AutoOrientation.portraitAutoMode();` (Android only) or
`AutoOrientation.portraitAutoMode(forceSensor: true);` (Use sensor data to change direction, ignoring user's rotation preference. Much like Youtube fullscreen. Android only) or
`AutoOrientation.landscapeAutoMode();` (Android only) or
`AutoOrientation.landscapeAutoMode(forceSensor: true);` (Use sensor data to change direction, ignoring user's rotation preference. Much like Youtube fullscreen. Android only) or
`AutoOrientation.fullAutoMode();`

No need to call `SystemChrome.setPreferredOrientations` because
it has been added to the library itself.
This has been done because before android auto-rotation wasn't
working after setting rotation using the plugin.

We've used it for a VideoScaffold, to programmatically change to landscape
and back to portrait if the scaffold is disposed.

## Example

Please have a look in the `example/` folder