onix_flutter_bloc 0.0.4

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This package contains some base classes designed to improve experience of using BLoC state management.

BLoC (Cubit) #

Custom BLoC is a regular BLoC with an additional event type called Single Result. Single Result is designed to call single time function in the UI (like show dialog, navigation, etc.).

Extend you BLoC class from BaseBloc:

class ExampleScreenBloc extends BaseBloc<BlocEvent,
    BlocState, BlocSR>

Extend you widget from BaseState

class _ExampleScreenState extends BaseState<BlocState,
    ExampleScreenBloc, BlocSR, ExampleScreen> {

Create BLoC instance in createBloc function:

 ExampleScreenBloc createBloc() => ExampleScreenBloc();

Write you widget body in buildWidget instead of build

  @override
  Widget buildWidget(BuildContext context) {
  	return Scaffold(...);
  }

Use integrated widgets to handle Single result events or state:

srObserver(
    context: context,
    onSR: (BuildContext context, BlocSR sr) {
    ...
    },
    child: Scaffold(...),
);

or you can override the onSR method:

@override
void onSR(
  BuildContext context,
  ExambleBloc bloc,
  BlocSR sr,
) {
  ...
}

It is also possible to override the onFailure method to handle failure objects:

@override
void onFailure(
  BuildContext context,
  ExampleBloc bloc,
  Failure failure,
) {
  ...
}

and even onProgress to implement custom progress state behaviour:

@override
void onProgress(
  BuildContext context,
  ExampleBloc bloc,
  BaseProgressState progress,
) {
  ...
}

The blocBuilder method is used to create a widget in response to new states:

blocBuilder(
    builder: (BuildContext context, BlocState state) => MyWidget(...),
}

The blocListener method is used to respond to changes in bloc state:

blocListener(
      listener: (context, state) => print(state),
      listenWhen: (prev, curr) => prev != curr,
      child: MyWidget(...),
)      

The blocConsumer exposes a builder and listener in order react to new states:

blocConsumer(
      listener: (context, state) => print(state),
      builder: (context, state) => MyWidget(...),
      listenWhen: (prev, curr) => prev != curr,
      buildWhen: (prev, curr) => prev != curr,
)

You can also use the widget classes BlocBuilder, BlocListener, BlocConsumer from the flutter_bloc package without any restrictions