to<T> method
Navigation.push() shortcut.
Pushes a new page
to the stack
It has the advantage of not needing context, so you can call from your business logic
You can set a custom transition
, and a transition duration
.
You can send any type of value to the other route in the arguments
.
Just like native routing in Flutter, you can push a route
as a fullscreenDialog
,
id
is for when you are using nested navigation,
as explained in documentation
If you want the same behavior of ios that pops a route when the user drag,
you can set popGesture
to true
If you're using the Bindings api, you must define it here
By default, GetX will prevent you from push a route that you already in,
if you want to push anyway, set preventDuplicates
to false
Implementation
Future<T?>? to<T>(
dynamic page, {
bool? opaque,
Transition? transition,
Curve? curve,
Duration? duration,
int? id,
String? routeName,
bool fullscreenDialog = false,
dynamic arguments,
Bindings? binding,
bool preventDuplicates = true,
bool? popGesture,
double Function(BuildContext context)? gestureWidth,
}) {
// var routeName = "/${page.runtimeType}";
routeName ??= "/${page.runtimeType}";
routeName = _cleanRouteName(routeName);
if (preventDuplicates && routeName == currentRoute) {
return null;
}
return global(id).currentState?.push<T>(
GetPageRoute<T>(
opaque: opaque ?? true,
page: _resolvePage(page, 'to'),
routeName: routeName,
gestureWidth: gestureWidth,
settings: RouteSettings(
name: routeName,
arguments: arguments,
),
popGesture: popGesture ?? defaultPopGesture,
transition: transition ?? defaultTransition,
curve: curve ?? defaultTransitionCurve,
fullscreenDialog: fullscreenDialog,
binding: binding,
transitionDuration: duration ?? defaultTransitionDuration,
),
);
}