steady_async_riverpod

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

dependencies:
  steady_async_riverpod: ^0.2.0

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, typed failure origin, errors, and progress are preserved. Riverpod does not expose request timestamps, so the adapter does not invent lastUpdatedAt or lastAttemptAt values. Requires Flutter 3.29+, Dart 3.7+, and flutter_riverpod >=3.3.2 <4.0.0.

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.