Typedef Function generated as null about auto_route_library

[Milad-Akarie]

@skybur finally fixed in auto_route_generator 0.4.10 Thanks @nateshmbhat

[Milad-Akarie]

@skybur I'll look into it. Are you sure it's a good idea to pass a callback func to a route though?

[skybur]

Well, one of my use case is like this

• I have Screen A with list of items loaded from network and cached.
• I click an item to navigate to Screen B which is the item detail screen.
• There I can update the item properties without popping the detail screen
• I want to refresh the Screen A's item list (some of the properties are displayed there) so I provided the callback to Screen B to call when the item changed

I can't think any other way besides providing callback.

[Milad-Akarie]

@skybur You could have a shared model/bloc between your master/details screens or if you're going for a simpler approach you could have your DetailsScreenRoute return the edited ITEM then update your list from there

var editedItem = await Router.navigator.push(Router.detailsScreen);
// inside of your details screen pop with Results
  Router.navigator.pop([editedItem]);

[skybur]

I tried using Navigator.pop to pass back value, but I don't quite like it, because I think it's not descriptive enough about what will be returned. I mean I need to see inside the class that calls Navigator.pop to know what will be returned. On the other hand if I used callback to return the value, I know what will be returned. That's just me though and maybe that's not a good practice.

However I'm gonna try your suggestion since I'm totally gonna use this package for routing, thanks!

[Milad-Akarie]

@skybur, You can easily type your returned results

@MaterialRoute(returnType: ITEMTYPE)
DetailsScreen detialsScreen;
....

Router.navigator.pushNamed<ITEMTYPE>()
Router.navigator.pop<ITEMTYPE>(item)

I hope this helps. and thanks for reporting the bug, I'll let you know when it's fixed.

[skybur]

I'm wondering what that returnType is used for. So that's how I use it!
I think that improves the descriptiveness when using Navigator.pop since I can just see in the router class what will be returned. Thanks again!

[Milad-Akarie]

@skybur You're welcome.