Hive Notes App 📝

Hive Notes App is a simple note-taking application built using Flutter framework and the Hive database. It allows users to create, edit, and delete notes, which are stored locally using Hive.

Features ✨

• ✏️ Create a new note with a title and description
• 📋 View a list of all notes, with the ability to edit or delete each note
• ✏️ Edit an existing note and save the changes
• 🗑️ Delete a note from the list
• 💾 Store notes locally using Hive database

Screenshots 📷

Here are some screenshots from the Hive Notes App:

Getting Started 🚀

To get started with the Hive Notes App, follow these instructions:

Prerequisites 📋

• Flutter SDK: Make sure you have Flutter SDK installed on your machine. You can download it from the official Flutter website: https://flutter.dev
• Flutter IDE: Choose your preferred IDE for Flutter development, such as Visual Studio Code or Android Studio.
• Hive Package: The Hive Flutter package is required for using Hive in your Flutter project. Make sure to include it in your pubspec.yaml file.

Installation ⚙️

1. Clone the repository:

    https://github.com/Ganeshshinde-2003/Flutter-Notes-Taking-App-Using-Hive-DataBase.git
   

2. Install dependencies:

    flutter pub get
   

3. Run the app:

    flutter run
   

Usage 📱

• Launch the Hive Notes App on your device or emulator.
• The home screen will display a list of all the notes stored in the database.
• To create a new note, tap on the floating action button (the "+" icon) at the bottom right corner of the screen. Enter the title and description for the note, and tap the green checkmark icon to save it.
• To edit a note, tap on the edit icon (pencil) next to the note. Modify the title or description, and tap the green checkmark icon to save the changes.
• To delete a note, tap on the delete icon (trash bin) next to the note.
• The notes are displayed in reverse order, with the latest note appearing at the top of the list.

How Hive Works 🐝

Hive is a lightweight, yet powerful NoSQL database for Flutter and Dart. It offers fast and efficient storage of structured data by using key-value pairs and provides excellent performance, even with large datasets.

In this project, Hive is used to store and retrieve the notes. Here's how it works:

1. Data Model 📦: The NotesModel class represents a single note and defines its properties (title and description). It extends the HiveObject class to enable persistence.

2. Hive Box 🗃️: Hive organizes data into boxes. The Boxes class provides a static method getData() to get the Hive box instance for storing the notes. The box is obtained using Hive.box('notes'), where 'notes' is the box name.

3. Creating and Saving Notes ✏️: When a new note is created, an instance of NotesModel is created with the provided title and description. The note is then added to the Hive box using box.add(data). The changes are saved using data.save().

4. Retrieving and Displaying Notes 📋: The ValueListenableBuilder widget is used to listen to changes in the Hive box and rebuild the UI whenever the