Beginning FlutterFire

Aug 30 2022 · Dart 2.16, Flutter 3.0, Visual Studio Code 1.69

Part 2: Add Authentication to Your App

07. Customize Your Labels

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There are cases where you might need to change the textField labels of the sign in and sign up screens: this may happen when your app’s language is not English, or when you simply want to customize your labels. THe good news is that you can customize every single label in our screen. Let’s see how to do that:

class LabelOverrides extends DefaultLocalizations { 

 DefaultLocalizations requires an import of the internationalization package, called i10n.dart 

import 'package:flutterfire_ui/i10n.dart'; 
  @override 
  String get emailInputLabel => 'Gimme your email!'; 

  @override 
  String get passwordInputLabel => 'Your password now!'; 

  @override 
  String get signInActionText => 'Enter the club!'; 

  @override 
  String get registerActionText => 'Join the club'; 
localizationsDelegates: [ 
        FlutterFireUILocalizations.withDefaultOverrides(LabelOverrides()), 
],