navigator_resizable 3.0.0

A thin wrapper around Navigator that *visually* resizes the child navigator to match the size of the content displayed in the current route.

Changelog

3.0.0

• Fix: assertion error when popping route in the middle of transition animation (#16)
• NavigatorResizable now asserts when provided with unbounded width or height constraints(#12).

Breaking change in NavigatorResizable

NavigatorResizable now requires bounded constraints on both axes. If its parent passes unbounded constraints (e.g., from Column or Row), an assertion will be thrown in debug mode. This helps catch cases where routes inside the underlying Navigator might otherwise receive infinite dimensions, which often surface when route content uses double.infinity for width/height to expand and fill the available space.

Breaking change in NavigatorEventListener

The signature of NavigatorEventListener.didStartTransition has been changed to handle edge cases where a transition is started in the middle of another transition, for example, when a route is pushed and immediately popped.

BEFORE

Previously, the route that is placed on top of the navigation stack before the transition starts is passed as the first argument of didStartTransition.

void didStartTransition(
  Route<dynamic> currentRoute,
  Route<dynamic> nextRoute,
  Animation<double> animation, {
  bool isUserGestureInProgress = false,
});

AFTER

In the new signature, the first argument currentRoute was removed, and the second argument was renamed to targetRoute. You can still keep track of the top-most route by capturing the route object reported by the NavigatorEventObserver.didEndTransition callback.

void didStartTransition(
  Route<dynamic> targetRoute,
  Animation<double> animation, {
  bool isUserGestureInProgress = false,
});

2.0.0

• Updated minimum supported Flutter SDK to 3.29.0.
• The invocation order of NavigatorEventListener callbacks has been changed to align with the behavior of the latest Flutter SDK.

Background

Flutter 3.29.0 introduced changes to the sequence of underlying navigator events, which may affect the invocation order of NavigatorEventListener callbacks.

Breaking changes in NavigatorEventObserver

The sequence in which NavigatorEventObserver invokes its NavigatorEventListener callback methods has been adjusted to align with the updated Flutter SDK. These changes do not affect the behavior of the NavigatorResizable widget itself.

Zero-Duration Pop Transitions

Zero-duration pop transitions occur when a route is popped with no animation duration (i.e., transitionDuration: Duration.zero), causing the transition to complete instantly without any visual animation. Previously, the didEndTransition(routeBelow) callback was invoked immediately after the didPopNext(routeBelow, poppedRoute) callback. Now, the didStartTransition(poppedRoute, routeBelow, ...) callback is invoked after didPopNext(...), and the didEndTransition(routeBelow) callback is invoked later after the transition has settled.

Declarative Multi-Route Pushes

Previously, when pushing multiple routes via a single state change (e.g., navigating from /A to /A/B/C), the didInstall(B) callback for intermediate routes was invoked early in the sequence alongside the primary transition events for route C. Now, the didInstall(B) callback for intermediate routes is invoked later in the sequence, after the primary transition has completed (i.e., after didEndTransition(C)).

1.0.2

• Rename the ResizablePageBuilder to ResizablePageRoutePageBuilder, and the ResizablePageRoutePageBuilder to ResizablePageRouteBuilder.

1.0.1

• Fix broken links in the README.

1.0.0

• Initial release.