turbo library

Classes

TurboBuilder<E, T extends TurboController<E>>: TurboBuilder enables you to create resposive widgets or components of the UI without separating that part of the UI to a different file. This adds flexibility to the workflow.
TurboController<E>: The core component of controller logic. If you want to implement controller logic in your application using Turbo, you will be using this abstraction
TurboElement: An Element that uses a TurboWidget as its configuration.
TurboEvent<E>: TurboEvent represents events associated with a controller, that the widgets should respond to. Use TurboController.event or yourController.event to get the corresponding event
TurboState<S extends StatefulWidget>: A replacement for State to be used with a StatefulWidget
TurboWidget: Replacement for StatelessWidget but with the ability to respond to changes in attached TurboController instances.

stateRefresh<T extends StatefulWidget>({required State<T> state, void change()?}) → void: Refreshes the TurboState remotely after checking if it is actually mounted in the widget tree. This also checks for WidgetsBinding.instance, so as to make sure that the setState method is not called while the framework is building the widget.
widgetRefresh({required TurboElement element}) → void: Refreshes the TurboWidget remotely using its TurboElement after checking if it is actually mounted in the widget tree. This also checks for WidgetsBinding.instance, so as to make sure that the setState method is not called while the framework is building the widget.