flutter_modular 7.0.3

Smart project structure with dependency injection and route management for Flutter.

Changelog

7.0.3

• Customizable route transitions. route(transition:) and the new app-wide ModularApp(defaultTransition:) now accept any PageTransition, an open contract that builds the route's Page. Three ways to supply one:
  • the TransitionType presets (material, fade, none) — each value now is a PageTransition, so existing transition: TransitionType.fade keeps working;
  • CustomTransition — the inline convenience: pass a transitionsBuilder (same signature as PageRouteBuilder) and optionally tune duration/reverseDuration/opaque/barrierColor/ barrierDismissible/fullscreenDialog; Modular still owns the Page;
  • implement PageTransition yourself for full control of the Page (e.g. a CupertinoPage with swipe-back, a fullscreenDialog, shared-axis from the animations package).
• App-wide default. ModularApp.defaultTransition (default TransitionType.material) applies to every route that doesn't declare its own. Precedence: route-local → app default → material. route(transition:) now defaults to null (inherit the app default) instead of forcing material.

7.0.2

• context.select<T, R>(selector) — the method-based twin of the Selector widget. Reads a value derived from a page-scoped T and rebuilds the calling widget only when the selected value changes (==). Mirrors context.select from provider to ease migration; call it from build.

7.0.1

• Page-scoped BLoC/Cubit support. New Scoped.addStreamable<T>(ctor, (t) => t.stream, (t) => t.close()) exposes the object itself via context.watch<T>() (read its synchronous state, call its methods) while rebuilds are driven by its stream — flutter_modular keeps no dependency on the bloc package (stream/close are caller callbacks). Companion addListenable<T>(ctor, (t) => t.listenable, (t) => t.dispose()) for objects whose reactivity is a Listenable property. See the docs for a suggested addBloc extension covering both BLoC and Cubit.
• add<T>(ctor) — non-reactive page-scoped object, readable via context.read/watch and disposed on unmount when it implements Disposable. Breaking: replaces addDisposable, which is removed (the Disposable interface is retained).
• addChangeNotifier reexpressed over addListenable; watch/read/Consumer/Selector now accept any Object (not just Listenable), so a non-Listenable reactive object can be exposed.

7.0.0-dev.1

Ground-up rewrite of flutter_modular. Breaking: the v6 API (Module with List<Bind> get binds / List<ModularRoute> get routes, Bind, ChildRoute, ModuleRoute, the global Modular facade, and the modular_core engine) is replaced. v7 is a single, self-contained Flutter package (depends directly on auto_injector + web; modular_core is gone).

• Modules are DI + Routes only, declared functionally with createModule(register:) and a flat ModularContext (addSingleton/add*, route(path, child:, provide:, children:, guards:, transition:), module(value, {at}) to include shared deps or mount submodules). Deduped by identity; path-less modules are root-owned (shared), path-bearing modules are features with their own DI lifecycle (bound on first route entry, disposed on last exit).
• Navigator 2.0, fully declarative: hierarchical route matching with /:params, RouterOutlet for persistent shells with their own nested stack, guards/redirects, transitions. context.pushNamed/navigate/replace/pop (+ popUntil/popAndPushNamed/pushNamedAndRemoveUntil). URL mirrors the stack base; pushes stay out of the URL by design. Relative routes resolve against the current location.
• Page-scoped state via provide: addChangeNotifier / addStream / addDisposable build state 1:1 with the view in a page-local injector and dispose it when the route leaves. Read with context.watch/read/select and the Consumer/Selector widgets. App-scoped state goes on ModularApp(provide:) (above MaterialApp).
• context.routeState() — reactive access to the current RouteState (uri + resolved params + arguments) for route-aware chrome.
• inject<T>() for runtime resolution where a constructor can't inject (e.g. route guards).

See example/ for a complete app exercising every feature.