steady_async_riverpod

Riverpod 3 integration for steady_async. It translates AsyncValue<T> without changing your provider architecture.

dependencies:
  steady_async_riverpod: ^0.1.1

final users = ref.watch(usersProvider);

return SteadyRiverpodView<List<User>>(
  value: users,
  onRetry: () => ref.invalidate(usersProvider),
  isEmpty: (items) => items.isEmpty,
  dataBuilder: (context, items) => UsersList(items),
);

AsyncValue.toSteadyState() also gives you an explicit core state. Previous values, refresh/reload intent, stack traces, errors, and progress are preserved. Requires Dart 3.7+ and Riverpod 3.

For cursor pagination, let an autoDispose Provider own a core SteadyPagedController and dispose it through ref.onDispose. See the complete Riverpod 3 and Firestore recipe.