I have the following class:

class MarkdownRenderingContextData {
  MarkdownRenderingContextData({
    required this.textSize,
    required this.textStyle
  });
  MarkdownTextSize textSize = MarkdownTextSize.text;
  MarkdownTextStyle textStyle = MarkdownTextStyle.normal;
}

What I want is:

• If you don't pass textStize and textStyle, they have the default value.
• If you pass them, they must not be null.

I'm not being able to do it. Dart is forcing me to add the required in the construtor, which is making them mandatory during instanciation and I don't want it. If I make them NOT required (e.g MarkdownTextSize?) now I have to check for null during use.

Is there any way around it?

CodePudding user response：

You can specify a default value in the constructor, and make the members final:

class MarkdownRenderingContextData {
  MarkdownRenderingContextData({
    this.textSize = MarkdownTextSize.text,
    this.textStyle =  MarkdownTextStyle.normal
  });
  final MarkdownTextSize textSize;
  final MarkdownTextStyle textStyle;
}