back_button_interceptor 7.1.0

Back Button Interceptor. May be used to do stuff when the Android back-button is tapped, as an alternative to `WillPopScope`.

[7.1.0]

• Added static methods BackButtonInterceptor.getInnermostNamedNavigatorRoute and BackButtonInterceptor.getInnermostNamedNavigatorRouteName. Those methods will get the current navigator route, if that route has a name. If it doesn't have a name, it will go back until it finds a route with a name. This can be helpful if you are in a dialog or bottom sheet, and you want to know the route of the screen it's in.

[7.0.3]

• Updated the README to include: "To make it work on Android 13 and up, set this to false in the Android manifest: android:enableOnBackInvokedCallback="false"

[7.0.1]

• When your interceptor throws an error, you now also get its stacktrace. This is a breaking change only if you define your own errorProcessing function. If that's the case and your code breaks, simply change the signature of your error processing function from static Function(Object) to static Function(Object, StackTrace).

[6.0.1]

• Flutter 3.0

[5.1.0]

• Don't use this version.

[5.0.2]

• Docs improvement. This is the version you should use with Flutter <3.0.

[5.0.1]

• Now the interceptor function can return bool or Future<bool>:
  typedef InterceptorFunction = FutureOr<bool> Function(bool stopDefaultButtonEvent, RouteInfo routeInfo);

[5.0.0]

• Nullsafety.

[4.4.1]

• Method ifRouteChanged() now works with named and unnamed routes.

[4.3.0]

• Breaking change: The interceptor functions now get a second parameter RouteInfo info. To upgrade from version [4.2.4] you just need to add this parameter to your functions (you have to add it, but you don't need to use it, unless you need the new functionalities it provides).

• Please read the "Notes" section of the README for more information about the new RouteInfo parameter.

[3.0.0]

• Prevents silent errors swallowing.

[2.0.0]

• Multiple interceptors.

[1.0.0]

• Tested thoroughly. Single interceptor.