bound_mutation 1.0.2

A small wrapper class around Riverpod Mutations to bind a function to a mutation.

bound_mutation

A wrapper around riverpod's Mutation that binds an input parameter to the mutation callback. Instead of capturing input at construction time, you pass it when calling run.

Features

• Pre-bound mutation callbacks with an InputR type parameter
• Full ProviderListenable<MutationState<ResultT>> integration — listen to idle/pending/success/error states
• Thin wrapper: delegates directly to Mutation.run and Mutation.reset

Usage

import 'package:bound_mutation/bound_mutation.dart';
import 'package:flutter_riverpod/flutter_riverpod.dart';

// Define a bound mutation: ResultT = String, InputR = int
final createUser = BoundMutation<String, int>(
  (transaction, userId) async {
    // transaction gives access to providers
    final repo = transaction.get(userRepositoryProvider);
    return repo.fetchUserName(userId);
  },
);

// Inside a provider or widget with a Ref:
Future<void> loadUser(WidgetRef ref) async {
  // Watch mutation state
  final state = ref.watch(createUser);

  if (state.isIdle) {
    final name = await createUser.run(ref, 42);
    print('User: $name');
  } else if (state.isPending) {
    print('Loading...');
  } else if (state.isSuccess) {
    print('Success: ${(state as MutationSuccess<String>).value}');
  } else if (state.hasError) {
    final err = state as MutationError<String>;
    print('Error: ${err.error}');
  }
}

// Reset mutation state (back to idle):
createUser.reset(ref);

With ProviderContainer (e.g. in tests)

final container = ProviderContainer();
final result = await createUser.run(container, 42);
createUser.reset(container);
container.dispose();

API

Method	Description
BoundMutation(cb, {label})	Creates a mutation with a callback (transaction, input) -> Future<ResultT>
run(target, input)	Executes the mutation, returning Future<ResultT>
reset(target)	Resets the mutation state back to MutationIdle
source	Returns the underlying Mutation<ResultT>
== / hashCode	Delegates to the internal Mutation

BoundMutation implements ProviderListenable<MutationState<ResultT>>, so it can be watched via ref.watch() or container.listen().