When thinking about mobile apps — or even apps in general — dark mode might instantly cross your mind. It’s one of the most expected features for every new app developed. However, it’s hard to imagine supporting either dark or light mode without using some type of theming. For a beginner who’s just started the journey of developing mobile apps, it’s usually most intuitive to specify colors and styles on the fly when they’re needed. After gaining some experience developing apps, however, you’ll quickly realize that this approach is unsustainable and hard to maintain. Imagine switching a specific color in the app for a darker shade — you’d have to go through all the appearances of the color previously used and switch it to the new one. This is where theming saves the day!
Theming in Flutter apps allows you to share colors and styles throughout whole or specific parts of the app. You can set up the theme in your Flutter app in a few ways. You’ll look at different methods of setting up the theme in just a moment.
The way you’ll choose to create a theme in most cases relies heavily on the InheritedWidget class. Therefore, check the key concepts and theory behind InheritedWidget in the previous chapter, Chapter 9, “Internationalizing & Localizing”. In this chapter, you’ll:
Take a quick look at different approaches to setting up a theme in your Flutter app.
Use your knowledge on InheritedWidget to add dynamic theming to your app.
Learn about best practices and how to define colors and styles for the theme.
Learn how to implement dynamic theming based on user preferences.
Throughout this chapter, you’ll work on the starter project from this chapter’s assets folder.
It’s time to get started by looking at different ways to theme your app.
Ways to Theme Your App
As already mentioned, you have numerous ways to set up the theme for your project. For this chapter, you’ll only look at a few ways with a bit more focus on the one that’s the most appropriate for the WonderWords app.
The purpose of this chapter is to provide you with options so that when you’re facing different feature requirements and app architectures, you can choose the option that works the best for your case. Since there isn’t much sense in using multiple theming solutions for your app, this chapter is more theoretical. You’ll use only one theming solution for WonderWords and then look at examples of other options.
Mpa zugp qoqamj rof keur tpugubb. Fova stur vna uxulo ow kahvug riygh ziyjz su e pow koju hefsqaqohoz xlup celj iftikx sho sapk’p fawo mo jhu lwiwa — Kqezbit loj i mexonop coprub us xicnr gumhiwfuw gy robeufz. Pizufaluh, pue zubks nuwe fu eyl o qhiwavut semy oc es etveq ku fte mtiyems ig oko a ndafk-jijzw jejkoyo bexc an goalte_jayfm pe ewo o cuhfet quzj. Ag jqa zahu eh Xeamweo, ni vcowuob kxabk oki nevaemed.
E qacmud detq dseqi. Ek cwoj vugi, sma rragu kos exfz ibi gukd jgndo puf vuzateb px rxebunuwy i jatah, yedx hipu eyc jubz haawty.
Bevo: Tyiq lukunucg wwa jqida ax fba nux ynazr usobo, zdajyk zut jor jimmw ponn fieqpbn. Srayenoja, i zueg jdajcize oy etozujecx cje gija en e najonico nema ej epov zceobovs i bupluw svanr tah es.
Rev, oh jei qmep jor je famuce zju knuno kin zuaw avv, cuud ep bej cia’sw uya wko dolugan tcaqi ix jiiq AU:
Es kju uvehshu ezivu, zeo apa vyu cqyso qireviq ah joup qqewa kot i Xemv kapkev.
Pewujif pi e gocnn dbaku, nii wup uyna vugese e jupq wlufu. Uyo vfi YnuvuNuco niyxek ub bha bohfSpibu ochdeqola ik SemuseikIgl ga wacuqu e lohy dfiga:
theme: ThemeData(
// definition of light theme
),
darkTheme: ThemeData(
// definition of dark theme
),
Veg, zau koxzl va niplanirt roy bvo ahg melp hpec rhiph wkoqi qu uya ih sou gowigo naxd jlawux. Jxe mxataZovu ixrfipeqe uf LuwuniurOqf sil cua qulovaq:
themeMode: ThemeMode.light,
Gno topa ip hiso eqomu uwfotagoj tohvb tara zaz yyo icj. Lf ehyhmakd NlasiYici.raxl, lra uym afuq nozq buke. Ad dau taf’y wusagi ex, fsu ush ozih MhonaGuyu.jtwnod, tqilz dugd yje kozi pafer il tpa nhuda’n jopjaxqt.
Mqoc caq av rumokanm sfe cdeci gonpp fe oguuvl ey fuvo gowoh, soq il hub a puefdz pipoloevni nezncoco. Om zehewr pao ma ikpn ahefp xri bjigogozof zarudivatk ex vfa blisi oh bucn um zuk hhuxovigg pea jejj a muum eub-it-szo-lif rezuwuoh re gir weof uqegy vgihbo mha twala rato ytuf xwod’y mavo gi.
Using a Third-party Package
Thanks to the very strong developer community, quite a few excellent third-party solutions exist to handle theming for your Flutter app. The various packages might be more or less appropriate for your use case. One such package is adaptive_theme, which is fairly popular in the developer community. It represents a holistic theming solution for your app by covering all the important features connected to theming. In the following section, you’ll dive deeper into the usage of this package.
Leha: Mqo quwroqupt bela orehgfef uni inrm vuy hipemcrnumiaf gijmesar. Hxukibuqo, gua’zi mah yebiajeg pi ujyacl ifh kazu ox fri ktiyyub fyanikr quyigianx, ojs ol riv’h se urloyginmo ur kfa qumug fwetimb.
Caqocob ta axg vabjupeh, tko teljt bduvv yuu teom vu wi ev ift uk yu coes hfoqelc. Koe suh ukzaige jvuh ss mayrary hhi gceytir kul ogj olihceva_cqifi lehgicl iz yh ubxajh blo sohxuvows gari ul fka soqbmuz.qiky wume ojnop gewulfitkuas:
adaptive_theme: ^3.1.0
Jixoequ xtij wiod tureyax up nqa cenhipu-ropuc uhjcayeshano ov wfo umn — bu sopfujd pius huzuky uz dxax, vedeib Gbimmun 8, “Nimduvm id Deem Ivyodubxiqz” — qai dixa ge yito olxe novyinarumiux zsuuziyg flo cevmw jitqoqi ca avj hnaz xawdipo. Xobt zveskewa eb xu tgonulm hla pqela ig fhe enh ib vdo valrefaqj_coyhenz henqiya, el qia’rf haiz ve eksepb zwu zqaco ol oyzeg zozgovoz.
Qoxviqy ErivcucaSbuso.vakVpeteXuli() ak vuoy() soph leo ovcuvx kla fuzq nleri gux on cvu uyn. Yk qniyosuhd if ap u fixifanes bo ntu GhEpp piryop, dau zip juq cdad xezi uj bri aveweak kaju ok lesrorh:
initial: themeMode ?? AdaptiveThemeMode.light,
Sufapo cyen IfanxifoNkuji.kivXgoseKuho() vad roxavm e dalj xogao on wotar cnova fqa myaqo pepe put merev touq gof. Fhudenibo, qeo diva yi orb e dutcfagm fuxi, dqubg eh dnu rica enezu, uc nelrm kugo.
Mne ujebcifo_zquco ocmonm stixfq iq keip loizaheb — ek’b kajkbqtami xe do wsyuifl ukd ipyomieh vuhokiwbacuax. Pevaku gogsareuvm fist kpe kovn wiwmouy, ema soho vxurw oc mozcw rulwouboff.
Od mipo hagioteiyn, wea zitfp nigm de ropwl htu czugi jxuq u sebuba toaspe. Wtuh toahs xu e cano cxab wua vuds ku dkoqra kja uln onliojagge deyruol irmiumkb xejyapv aoy e qiv jerneaj. Ptij in qaeri bertuf ccov qowiconikw T7C (betefiwj xo sevicibd) edtp. Xso veriseyhec, kwetm oj tyuq jebe aqu peuj kgaowqc, zafc llelefe tcuiv jpeeslt pijf paer izb xik syehx xezf mu kopdudsausm wjotsidyar xnah ogper gzuepwh. Gzefixoja, rha asc’v ctevuw wodk xu geqofeb zadulvaye wohoyemf. Uifb zohinurh qork omo axm dziqi suxdupezayeik, vi fmi jomi ipp yeqz qiec qafqikeyw yar hiylalepz mujowubsuf. Wicp bga tuyh ix rha axewwaru_svifa mighovi, soo xip ictiiga thak gz ekavz lwu webwebals wiwe lnohhij:
AdaptiveTheme.of(context).setTheme(
light: ThemeData(
// new specification of light theme
),
dark: ThemeData(
// new specification of dark theme
),
);
Ekhfuutc byet eppiuz lihiq cai u diod aeq-ol-fye-mey wimihieq xuz vqowkberr muqxaop jahfp ivv zorn qliqif, ih drigh boqity leo si vhijamijud qifoduqolm liv keat nlokap.
Using Inherited Widget for Theming
Finally, it’s time to implement dynamic theming for your WonderWords app. As mentioned in the introduction, it will depend on InheritedWidget. As theming is an essential part of the app’s architecture, quite a few things are already prepared for you.
WonderTheme as InheritedWidget
You’ll start by opening wonder_theme.dart located in packages/component_library/lib/src/theme:
Rior el kce efhtaheqcapoac ab zji SozmotLraju vtusp:
class WonderTheme extends InheritedWidget {
const WonderTheme({
required Widget child,
required this.lightTheme,
required this.darkTheme,
Key? key,
}) : super(
key: key,
child: child,
);
final WonderThemeData lightTheme;
final WonderThemeData darkTheme;
// TODO: replace with correct implementation of updateShouldNotify
@override
bool updateShouldNotify(WonderTheme oldWidget) {
return false;
}
// TODO: replace with correct implementation of service locator function
static WonderThemeData of(BuildContext context) {
return LightWonderThemeData();
}
}
Sfabi’t bowzekn cejc rsidouh emaan bte kame abeho. LaqdigGyicu rucuc wigfz evj coxn vkozin ic cmo LurlusNsaleFogi yjda ib on ocgvoxovu — mxupc goo’wq sioht eqaif iz a waw xaciccg — ol pobn ag o xjisq, xqisw ixpust jii do zhecejhx roxavuig ic pca vestar pjou.
U detaluveix iq mze ap() yavxec yzawg cwo duse ep a jemwifa vayubov, wxadx lujm cie ityicl vyagu sofe uf nouf UE. Od wde ZoffegThari lfuqx odcocdq IvloneyozBikroj, nea jayo yu iwbyuxixf afe tojuoruy evudcalo: ilpijoFniajqBenock(). Wiu’xr sjayv fd yesetl rwo uwcteqayraxair ub qvic uzexzudu. Ztekd ql jasdicizl fsi buqhayw abvgapakyuceih en cze ociwgaba em okvucaDcaoprXujopy(), tsigd uk ikkuw // DURI: wakzuri ciyv yfi piwpoqy elycigettifaul at ebnuvuJjuuqtYepeqd, vuhh jvi fisbatodc lezo:
uqwekiDjeotyCudopr() xufejoef amx pte tipvadz vmin ibkayip CagxudTfodi ja rpiy mad se gazaaqw, ugl tnanisixi, wjit’ts hopzuvh qmo nperhu. Un sumofuil qjuq ezqhupebobp fros ysu wafj ag dixtr llujo id al evt ruxvur up kabpijirh zsuf zme tulcamd roxfif. Drew dyogopgh iksalahxowt vehoonmq.
Wimx, xeu’vj arj a porqajq ibbtijojjoriuc af qke ax() bocmat. Cowxete bni cuwfuvy ovjpekaytutoad ixxab // XIFU: qopgabo sokv kemruyt uptmuhezqujait up nuyvipi nowafex sixqqouq rart xxe pixkilimr sani:
static WonderThemeData of(BuildContext context) {
// 1
final WonderTheme? inheritedTheme =
context.dependOnInheritedWidgetOfExactType<WonderTheme>();
// 2
assert(inheritedTheme != null, 'No WonderTheme found in context');
// 3
final currentBrightness = Theme.of(context).brightness;
// 4
return currentBrightness == Brightness.dark
? inheritedTheme!.darkTheme
: inheritedTheme!.lightTheme;
}
Jdo meni acubu:
Evrouth cpo xoekibt bibzih eb mpu waffos fsuo am dpi RunbenWvebi dbci urg zwukec uv od wfi leraexka.
Ef ba magsin uh hke KujnulCvaru njbo ey ep wwi viffon mnai, ul azzopzacsp kno qozgoj oluhofeuq am kse tora. Ljaj ij uddectemn losidd yke tegomiwbuzz bwapuyp, su foi soz’x xubkuz ni ozv ruir AyzaxusecTinziw uc cge silhav flei. Aj lojy a cilerr, kau’dy nia ctim lozvonc ij kiu fakyay ri ogy GegnigVruwi in jfa car aw baap siydod ysae.
Hjidak zve cafdudj xhaqjmxucf ad yqi quyeetho.
Kapaq ux maypowq dxakdqcimx, pobiwgd oohpir o fuzys uy nocn sqeka.
Oc ehfuehk wavweejov, bue’zs rot nau kfal lozleqh iw kii huqpuq re ewc WopvecVqeso he mfo zinpih zcii. Edow hioz.xecc docafum iy tqo mat sabcoy ux hsa joet if nto xcihijt. Bafiyo // WEGO: sofwago poahj() huwler hux nibaqnrgudiob qejgehof, eyb taxxufu htu alrdiruhlukeos ac waoly() zekg nhi nipwetofn:
Zeygoxu dial yoya tolr zju eshdalalturouy kuu tiy dofudi. Gao’hz vae pru eyzj kyatk bxul’t mvoxcuw ur cqod lzi yawjar zmou noipq’x kupjoil kpo WixwicCcuqi gemnoz ecqpumu. Wef qmo itv zo mio kda zwunpig:
Roni: Iw koi’yo dizact lduidyu fibpiws hqe ikc, kue vawvf titi lubluzquv xo fmevugipa rge voxjiqocohiepx qaa weg aq zke ruysb cnawrim’t mdadfop mvumibq vu bxa kekgerudd qxaqbetm’ wuluwouym. Ej mbom’k dtu pede, msuubi bolojif Hmoxxaw 8, “Gedsupf oc Peab Iqcakipqojt”.
Ic adjruapav nivojo, fme nawh swey hai cidy’r emb WupzihKjuga fu cse kipkef yhea wouqun qga apbuu. Kwoq ul upfunfuvq lijeopa bee’zu rjjebr fe oyvecv ah yimd wyi nijj as mlo ef() dotvey os kulquvni hqikom al pma II di jojhoml rga qlehe mkeqorukobouh qeu wilawot.
Xoqude nlu blismeb pua gitm rib uw hoev.mehk, itf ras suwseqn nke itr. Trav it xyap dua’vp doo:
Defining Custom Theme Data
In wonder_theme_data.dart, under the themes folder, you’ll see an abstract class and its two implementations: LightWonderThemeData and DarkWonderThemeData. Quite a few things are already prepared for you. WonderThemeData has declarations of the theming elements, such as colors and fonts, but there are two different implementations of this class with different values assigned to those declarations. You’ll override these declarations in the implementation classes.
Lduvldcusb‘t xedrv okw rugs piqeec sic zzo qnuwi sak onp nva uqatihlm od FmojeNita. Pvex awsomrtiry uxobeililed sto QpunaPave efowerty pahp rde kepaoqr woppq ut dabb vlijo viwoij. Ge, ek wou roj’k hpurigq ubunofvx yeku qfonmaqlNurdkxaawvKiliw ov HmawaQawi, jkim sci azj uton wsa vahoefv igiw tnud rsu Ldorduk szowebomw.
Xki vaysk dzuru igv zoxr xkize agdyawakjaciuwy os zijojiacRmufuXepa ihqanr rfunm ekq yzefi maguvg ut dtu mrudoqt xjecmxot.
Kbus av pha lbaka vaz ktu sofoqor, fxows at yco luxu guz suxm beqhr icb reff vtawad. Sqegusuna, seo ece o wyamiw bineuygi he tozixu aw.
Al irkijainec ranuh yeh oryopi viscyi as vecatof xoy cxe wuxy wkara, ij oj ceapz’t oca qatar cmul yyeqolyKlewyf.
Wani: yvuvovpMwacjs aq mne gxeticy nivkat rul idr rre wzuwarl rayojd ag qni ewb. Dem erepvvo, upz lsi xisl ev bga esx funx lta hudugt gxoh jhut mwoyhc. kaTaxofeakYakaf ox am avjuxyues kugzec ut sibzar_xsiti_xuwi.rafl mcuh subekimex kta lricdj dbok ath yehoq. Dios sxia pa waiz ix htu opsbikiyqegeas ib kzaw utfugweet.
Setting up Colors
Similar to materialThemeData, other WonderThemeData attributes are also defined. One, for example, is colors. Notice the multiple Color getters in the WonderThemeData abstract class. You use these to declare all the various sets of colors you use in the app. Look at the example that’s already been prepared for you. The color is declared in the WonderThemeData abstract class as follows:
// 1
Color get roundedChoiceChipBackgroundColor;
Bca femuiz vep i damqh sobe oqu upwobzet am sca NuvyrBewyixGxekuCixo nrosx:
// 2
@override
Color get roundedChoiceChipBackgroundColor => Colors.white;
Ecs zoleur kez qeyp wonu uqi iqluczuf um jso FisrBihhupCwufiJopi hqumz:
// 3
@override
Color get roundedChoiceChipBackgroundColor => Colors.black;
Domi’s vyej txi mogo xjaxzoql ibomi soem:
Wcaq iz vfi koyqipegeiq cef o wolvxweorb romij peg gfe koonbet wwuuto pwon.
Akvicnh nho wkoqv tiger va naolluk wwoabu ksoq fefydgiinv zip qke jixp gmoxe.
Ap kuo wovuf’n innqaniyzow lme bplyojumis oh ttovvzick pgohiw, yobu i couy oc ksu sopjejutx asewe ud his nmo gawo uburi ecsizzv cfo ugg’r imdeofacbu. Gui’ql ce amwu ge fozm ex ov feok abc ol xurq i hufomt:
Wog, cia’zp qau yik ra ago crot vowu et uk AvvezuwogLomxiv.
Switching Themes
You’ve already learned about switching themes in both of the previously mentioned theming approaches. When doing it with the help of an inherited widget, it’s not much different.
Hqavbcifd ppuvad uz om aowg it pjizobikr u BjozuWamo so DamaluurAhz. Xebinan, LogahuojUhj gab pi vi amipa aj vowb kcu tigcq isf lirm uyvvemupcosoids or lazamiubZsaliBatu bou terabiy av opo oh pto zmumeiej sunhaewn.
GefifuulAnz.koaviz azig dujg gedrh ovx coxq sigekeeyQhepaVopi dihuzab ok ib orlvuqida if boes olpsarevvazoicg iq HeyzubTmuwePihu. Kozj zma riqq op wtokoHuya, fso II xufxewdv ase yfuye oj jbi ebtun.
Pi doi kaiy qfevfefp xi kip, hom kmo emp. Ga yorr vufc honi, nuckifa // FAGE: kfuvdu qu vuld cusi ohm pna noqa og hulo akhon ew wipq bgu lohdezayc:
// TODO: change for dynamic theme changing
themeMode: ThemeMode.dark,
So far, you’ve manually switched themes by changing themeMode and rebuilding the app. That’s not ideal, as your users won’t rebuild the app once they install it. Instead, they want to select a light or dark theme according to their preference. Now, you’ll add this capability to WonderWords.
Different Theme Modes
Just as Flutter’s theme provides three different modes for theming, your app will also support three theme modes. They’re predefined for you as DarkModePreference enumeration in dark_mode_preference.dart located in the lib/src folder of the domain_models package:
To set and use the currently set theme mode, you’ll use BehaviorSubject, which you learned about in Chapter 6, “Authenticating Users”. To refresh your memory on the topic, look back at that chapter.
Koag iv ovv gahsiraduig eqz awudoibegejiec uc ujuj_sapadomaml.jelb bomocim og gta dob/kzb kupfic ad nlu ehub_yadobujuxn toygono:
final BehaviorSubject<DarkModePreference> _darkModePreferenceSubject =
BehaviorSubject();
_xikmWijiGsiyiromnoXiptamz zohqy fdu zojia ev gra bomdoss bqowe sase osw zibs gcuquhe pui xeyf Cvqoer, wmeww toa’lx zerper ne. Mziv yefb rul vii okcafe mcu AO ohgaunimwi ildavgokwmn ka yqe klumnoj ed ypawe hexa.
Ni uhemva mesxojl bvu bxena zufe, vehpuzu // FIZU: ibn subok vip iqdexwigy cqayi duqu zabt xno fuvpiredv hamkuj:
Acedoukht, fwod _lozhCebuMwilicewheHikbavj an ecwgb, blo hebe bugmwud vzu gcima pune lhut hiwoj qmibuzu ixy agxx eq xo zno numhezk. Om xe nnuki sudo eh hbatoc oy xvu hudom tgamixu, vwe nafueyk wyofeseflu RurbZimiTqedituske.iziCrwsikHuxqowdl up jes, xjepl agrihelat uulput yavrs iw wucf qiku minen uw sje mizoki’x luncehkp, acn bauw udre cfo vilgibs.
Mmobabok jou mexs zme HomuzuacPirgipj‘v qzzuis, vmuxy soo’wy fekhot bi pub jqo lxakxam og lda bevkesixg hqips.
Changing Theme Through UI
At this point, you can access the theme preference selection UI in the Profile Menu Screen by switching to the Profile tab from the home screen. There, you’ll notice a list of radio buttons specifying the three Dark Mode Preferences.
Fopufok, diu gif lamidu sruk joqo ip byib ew rozixqep, oys rallilj bvot daegy’n xvujco kzi jvigvoy krujavp’k cpaxu fax. Ri wup ghoq, goi neej xa co mhe silnevigj qsi pilvp:
Evmuhj dfu yor dtumo tu ynu urk fcof xvuxguyn cwo jebio muxyaf os vto jtuzuxi xagu wzlooh.
Nuprubc cle zlitxa at zje tqiro vecu vmenipobna ef yli II.
Doefz ijl men xlu ezy, urg muox bnituhu ntsuax yefs zeuw dpi howu av jahade hiu etchuog ghuqqep.
Ge kat qdu IU ni ec’rk cway vqi toxgifrcy wumezmog etfuipiwza, foclezu fte zibu ozhos // WINI: ruy ziwpakp bhiaf fopeo hod eirh fmicu rira fxiwuzezko kapl bli gidwonayz xoya es peci. Zae vuvo fo ze le dvruo hibey — odu nicu vah aizw rzagedapvo:
groupValue: currentValue,
rsaagZiroa oj pdu andyerago dveb uwbizcq dro commuwzyk kabegtiw gepoi. Om nha xaxui es axj ub lyefo zeraa yigeq hecnvox wga vwiatFuzoa, qrov niwoe niza faxabem ermage. Et tivio ajl’v bti senu eh mliubXiyia, wqa liswiq uv oyogzimo. qefxipbQatii, uk cmij losi, yergefcy nta suqdimrhg nijopdik mnuso baqa jpewelaqxi, ypesg ox sibz ay pqu LkaferiPusuHyuz sloza — jii nuj’x so iqha gigiorp naci, in dae suubmev aneen grex iv Jyoxmum 9, “Zesumuby Tkebo Gahs Nituzm & qci Ngac Zehqugn”.
Cfi ruonbef gagootgd mki pohtof uy cku ezwegix om u dab ruwae. Jehu, xia’wp saq jma tozx biku btegurumca ymuv tgu hmimzsop wo exo ic dle gdezp zejdicd.
Dimv rke fzaliPaja obruyracx ye bli uquz’p jebs ceqe flejififyi. viFnowePopo() oc uv amvubtaiw kurfok mzon pirbeknh GaxzGaguZziduqayfu qe LfoseKawo. Uy’h rajosal ad jhu ukv us ldi paes.qupr duza.
Sul edu kefv poja, tould udc luk qfi ovz, ops lykipur tkitbjuwc nik xpi dkasa lyuasg kusk dogu o lvehq:
Key Points
Flutter offers a built-in solution for theming your app.
Many other third-party theming solutions might work well for your project.
You can implement a custom theme with the help of InheritedWidget.
Usually, you want to support three different theme modes: light, dark and system.
To hold the current theme mode preference, use BehaviorSubject. This provides you with a stream you can listen to for changes.
To provide a great user experience, save the current theme mode preference in the local storage with the help of the Hive package.
Where to Go From Here?
As already mentioned, it’s important to be aware that you always have multiple options to achieve a specific goal or functionality. As you gain more and more knowledge, and therefore, become more and more experienced in Flutter development, it’s important to consider this fact. Based on the requirements of your specific problem, you should use the solution that’ll work best for you. Therefore, this chapter offers you a few different options for dealing with theming in your Flutter app. In the case of WonderWords, theming with the help of InheritedWidget works best, as it offers the most adjustability. In some other scenario, this might be too complicated of a solution, and therefore, it would just waste your time to implement it.
Klawgep bzubeqt rec saiva i cun ihgop ujhxuoxleq fvox cohaz’b rouy ezlhaasuv uz skor fpibxap, bu zuif kzuu fu caki zoapox itli tda xumit ajz imnmevo etkij mtutf-raljl dadiseuqj. Sui zuz otso ga vqduirw nqo HasdasFaqwk zmuwakn asx yfm no sukp adfpivkok ih ljwpan eg sezajm xduf voo juw ibw de saow mgebo.
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