AsyncNotifierFamilyProvider<NotifierT extends FamilyAsyncNotifier<T, Arg>, T, Arg> typedef

AsyncNotifierFamilyProvider<NotifierT extends FamilyAsyncNotifier<T, Arg>, T, Arg> = FamilyAsyncNotifierProviderImpl<NotifierT, T, Arg>

A provider which creates and listen to an AsyncNotifier.

This is similar to FutureProvider but allows to perform side-effects.

The syntax for using this provider is slightly different from the others in that the provider's function doesn't receive a "ref" (and in case of family, doesn't receive an argument either). Instead the ref (and argument) are directly accessible in the associated AsyncNotifier.

When using autoDispose or family, your notifier type changes. Instead of extending AsyncNotifier, you should extend either:

• AutoDisposeAsyncNotifier for autoDispose
• FamilyAsyncNotifier for family
• AutoDisposeFamilyAsyncNotifier for autoDispose.family

Implementation

typedef AsyncNotifierFamilyProvider<
        NotifierT extends FamilyAsyncNotifier<T, Arg>, T, Arg>
    = FamilyAsyncNotifierProviderImpl<NotifierT, T, Arg>;