How To Use Go Router 12 In Your Flutter Web App (2024).
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Ready to take your Flutter web app to the next level? In this comprehensive tutorial, we dive into the latest features of Go Router 12 and explore how to seamlessly integrate it into your Flutter web projects.
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first: thank you for the explanation! second: thanks for the music! u helped me with my morning anxiety
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Great explanation ❤❤
Thank you so much sir🙏
Thanks
thanks bro nice explanation.
Thanks and welcome
Bro everything is working perfectly fine in debug mode all routes are working perfectly, but after deploying in when i try to open a specific route other than / this initial route i get 404 page not found error how to fix
I think you will have to use /#/ before initial route
can you please explain what is the difference between using pagebuilder or normal builder and goNamed vs push.
what about shell route bro, many people suggets to use ShellRoute so should we use shellroute or not and can u please make an video about redirect functionality with Go Router please using any state management if possible
I have told about redirect method in the video . so basically redirect gets triggered every time there is update in the navigation , you also get the current navigation state over there from which you can get route path name and its details . also from redirect method you can return a path and it will take you to that path .
i think shell route is a good way to handle complex nested routing But mostly routing can easily done with basic go router
i have an issue i have 3 screen lets say ScreenA , ScreenB, ScreenC. all these 3 screens have some api which is called in initstate with function. now when i use .push to navigate from screenA to ScreenB or ScreenB to C the api from Previous screens also get hit.
You can use provider for that.
Or if you want to hit api on going back then you can use .then function in push