raw_state 1.0.1

A super simple state management solution

RawState is a super simple state container for your Dart and Flutter apps

Features

Flutter widgets are encapsulated. It is, on purpose, difficult to share data between widgets. To help manage that, many state management packages like flutter_riverpod, provider, flutter_bloc, getx, and mobx have been written. And they are really good, but they're also really complicated. This is a barrier to entry for many Flutter developers.

RawState makes it incredibly easy to set state in one widget and read it in another.

Getting started

After pub add raw_state or flutter pub add raw_state, just import it at the top of every file that needs to read or write state:

import 'package:raw_state/raw_state.dart';

This exposes a new global variable called rawState.

Usage

To set a value in any file

rawState.set('someInt', 77);
rawState.set('someMap', {"foo":"bar","baz":"qux"});
rawState.set('someString', "Can it really be this simple?");

To read a value in any file

This could be the same file/widget or a completely different one.

int i = rawState.get<int>('someInt');
Map m = rawState.get<Map>('someMap');
String s = rawState.get<String>('someString');

Note: .get() throws if the the key is non-existent or contains a null. For nullables, use .maybeGet()

To read a nullable value or one that hasn't been set

int? i = rawState.maybeGet<int>('someInt');
Map? m = rawState.maybeGet<Map>('someMap');
String? s = rawState.maybeGet<String>('someString');

That's really all you have to do.

Additional information

The other state management packages are much more robust with protections built in. This package is focused on simplicity and rapid development. If your app is a MVP (minimum viable product) or a prototype, rawState will get you up and running incredibly quickly. Even if it is a simple app and you're rigorous in your coding, it is perfectly fine. But if your app is huge and built by a large team, you may want to bite the bullet and learn one of those other state managers.

Contributing

• Propose an enhancement
• Report a bug
• Fix a bug
• Send in a Pull Request