getx_go 1.0.1

A Flutter project using GetX and Go Router for state management and routing.

GetxGo

A lightweight Flutter package that bridges GoRouter with GetX controllers — allowing you to seamlessly manage route-based controller initialization without relying on GetX's routing system.

✨ Features

• Automatic controller binding on route entry.
• Controller lifecycle handled automatically via StatefulWidget.
• Supports lazy and permanent controller instantiation.
• GoRouter-compatible route redirection and validation.
• Fully customizable transitions via CustomTransitionPage.
• Supports multiple controllers and tagging (tag) per route.

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🚀 Getting Started

Installation

flutter pub add getx_go

Basic Usage

ControllerRoute(
  path: '/profile',
  routeControllerConfig: ProfileRouter(),
)

Each route must extend RouteControllerConfig and provide a builder that returns ControllerBindingEntry:

class ProfileRouter extends RouteControllerConfig {
  @override
  GetxGoBuilder builder() {
    return (context, state) {
      return ControllerBindingEntry(
        controllers: [
          ControllerEntry<ProfileController>(() => ProfileController()),
        ],
        view: () => const ProfileView(),
      );
    };
  }
}

🧠 Concepts

ControllerEntry

Used to define how a controller is created and managed.

ControllerEntry<ProfileController>(
  () => ProfileController(),
  tag: 'optional-tag',
  lazy: true,
  permanent: false,
)

ControllerBindingEntry

Wraps your view and handles all controller registration/disposal:

ControllerBindingEntry(
  controllers: [
    ControllerEntry(...),
    ControllerEntry(...),
  ],
  view: () => YourWidget(),
)

Using Tags

ControllerEntry<ChatController>(
  () => ChatController(),
  tag: state.extra as String,
)

And inside the view:

class ChatView extends GetView<ChatController> {
  final String chatId;
  @override
  String get tag => chatId;
}

🔁 Redirect Logic

You can use redirect() to validate route conditions and cancel navigation:

@override
Redirect redirect() {
  return (context, state) {
    final token = state.uri.queryParameters['token'];
    if (token == null) {
      preventNavigation(state: state, message: 'Missing token');
    }
    return null;
  };
}

🎬 Custom Transitions

If transitionsBuilder() is provided, the route will use CustomTransitionPage:

@override
CustomTransitionBuilder? transitionsBuilder() {
  return (context, animation, secondaryAnimation, child) {
    return FadeTransition(
      opacity: animation,
      child: child,
    );
  };
}

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📦 Example

GoRouter(
  routes: [
    ControllerRoute(path: '/login', routeControllerConfig: LoginRouter()),
    ControllerRoute(path: '/chat', routeControllerConfig: ChatRouter()),
    ControllerRoute(path: '/profile', routeControllerConfig: ProfileRouter()),
  ],
);

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🧪 Advanced: Redirect + Tagged Controller

class ChatRouter extends RouteControllerConfig {
  @override
  GetxGoBuilder builder() {
    return (context, state) {
      final chatId = state.extra as String;
      return ControllerBindingEntry(
        controllers: [
          ControllerEntry<ChatController>(() => ChatController(), tag: chatId),
        ],
        view: () => ChatView(chatId: chatId),
      );
    };
  }

  @override
  Redirect? redirect() {
    return (context, state) {
      final chatId = state.extra as String?;
      if (chatId == null || chatId.isEmpty) {
        preventNavigation(state: state, message: 'Chat ID is required');
      }
      return null;
    };
  }
}

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🔚 Notes

• Use permanent: true if you want your controller to persist across route changes.
• Use lazy: false if you want the controller to be instantiated immediately.
• Be careful with tagged controllers; make sure your view overrides tag properly.

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💡 Contributions

Pull requests and issues are welcome!

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