riverpod_mutations_generator 1.0.8

A code generator for Riverpod Mutations. This covers the hole left in Riverpod today.

Riverpod Mutations Generator

1.0.8

Don't break nullable parameters

1.0.7

Once more, let's not forget the other spot that needed the fix.

1.0.6

Turn the metaphorical wrench a few more times. (fix InvalidType again)

1.0.5

Hopefully fix instances where the generator produces InvalidType

1.0.4

Fixed a couple bugs in generation

Support eager FutureOr returns (ie. FutureOr<String> getValue() => 'Eager') which skips MutationLoading

Add result super-interfaces MutationResult<T> and MutationSuccessResult<T> (which implements MutationResult<T>)

• This allows you to make extensions on mutations that have results, allowing you to do things like bool get hasValue => value != null;
• Notice, this does not handle nullable return types.

1.0.3

Add super-interfaces to all mutation classes

• AsyncMutation: MutationIdle, MutationSuccess, MutationFailure, MutationLoading
• SyncMutation: MutationIdle, MutationSuccess, MutationFailure

1.0.3-dev.4

Fix a bug regarding .result breaking classes

1.0.3-dev.3

Support returned values from a notifier method with .result

1.0.3-dev.2

Add dependencies to the mutation providers

1.0.3-dev.1

Fixed an issue where a private notifier generated a private extension

1.0.3-dev

Added super-interfaces for all mutation classes to inherit

1.0.2

Expand dependencies to allow greater compatibility with other packages

1.0.1

Fixed a bug where a @mutationKey failed when the surrounding provider was not a family

1.0.0

Refactor to have less bad generator code.

Supports annotating methods on an @riverpod class with @mutation to generate a final yourMethod = ref.watch(yourProvider.yourMethod) setup that allows you to track the state of a mutating method.

Supports annotating parameters on an @mutation method with @mutationKey to make those parameters act as family parameters for that method

• say, final yourMethod = ref.watch(yourProvider.yourMethod(id: 2))
• where, void yourMethod({required int id}) ()
• used as, yourMethod();
  • The family-ified method's parameter is removed from the caller, as it's already stored in the object in yourMethod.params.id

1.0.0-dev

Initial upload