df_router 0.2.0

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Summary #

Just another router, with a focus on ease of use and effective state management. This package is still in early development, but it is simple and should be safe to use in production.

For a full feature set, please refer to the API reference.

Usage Example #

Define RouteManager somewhere in your app, typically at the root of your widget tree. This is where you will define your routes and their behaviors.

class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
  const MyApp({super.key});

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return MaterialApp(
      color: Colors.white,
      builder:
          (context, child) => RouteManager(
            fallbackRoute: '/home',
            // Define how the pages should transition. You can use these
            // or create your own by extending `TransitionMixin`.
            transitionBuilder: (context, params) {
              // For iOS.
              return HorizontalSlideFadeTransition(
                // Prev is a capture of the previous page.
                prev: params.prev,
                controller: params.controller,
                duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 300),
                child: params.child,
              );
              // For Android.
              // return VerticalSlideFadeTransition(
              //   prev: params.prev,
              //   controller: params.controller,
              //   duration: const Duration(milliseconds: 300),
              //   child: params.child,
              // );
            },
            // Define your routes here.
            routes: [
              RouteBuilder(
                basePath: '/home',
                // Does not dispose the route when navigating away.
                shouldPreserve: false,
                builder: (context, prev, pathQuery) {
                  return HomeScreen(pathQuery: pathQuery);
                },
              ),

              RouteBuilder(
                basePath: '/messages',
                shouldPreserve: true,
                builder: (context, prev, pathQuery) {
                  return MessagesScreen(pathQuery: pathQuery);
                },
              ),
              RouteBuilder(
                basePath: '/chat',
                shouldPreserve: false,
                // Builds the widget even if the route is not on the stack.
                shouldPrebuild: true,
                builder: (context, prev, pathQuery) {
                  return ChatScreen(pathQuery: pathQuery);
                },
              ),
              RouteBuilder(
                basePath: '/detail',
                shouldPreserve: false,
                builder: (context, prev, pathQuery) {
                  return HomeDetailScreen(pathQuery: pathQuery);
                },
              ),
            ],
          ),
    );
  }
}

Navigate to a route or go back to the previous route:

// Push a new route with some parameters.
RouteManager.of(context).push('/messages?id=123&name=John');

// Push a new route with the defined transition animation.
RouteManager.of(context).push('/home', shouldAnimate: true);

// Push to the previous route.
RouteManager.of(context).pushBack();

Contributing and Discussions #

This is an open-source project, and we warmly welcome contributions from everyone, regardless of experience level. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, contributing to this project is a fantastic way to learn, share your knowledge, and make a meaningful impact on the community.

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License #

This project is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.