Here's mine and I have to admit, i'm excited about Riverpod. In my "InitAppCore"-Widget i'm registering all the Providers I globally need. This is bloating my widgettree. I heavily depend on the concept of ProxyProviders do you know if thats possible with RiverPod?:
Thanks for the addition, I have not used proxy providers not riverpod, but I found this issue where they talk about it: github.com/rrousselGit/river_pod/i...
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Hi Keff, thank you for finding this discussion. I think this is holding me back then from using Riverpod then. I use the proxyprovider for providing a callbackfunction from the authenticator to my grpc client, so the grpcclient knows nothing about the authenticator but can always ask for an id token.
I can think of a simple solution for my bloated widgettree, if i build one inherited widget that registers all the objects in a map[class]object and just provides a getter function.
Here's mine and I have to admit, i'm excited about Riverpod. In my "InitAppCore"-Widget i'm registering all the Providers I globally need. This is bloating my widgettree. I heavily depend on the concept of ProxyProviders do you know if thats possible with RiverPod?:
Thanks for the addition, I have not used proxy providers not riverpod, but I found this issue where they talk about it: github.com/rrousselGit/river_pod/i...
Just as a little tip, you can add codeblocks to highlight your code. Like this:
Hi Keff, thank you for finding this discussion. I think this is holding me back then from using Riverpod then. I use the proxyprovider for providing a callbackfunction from the authenticator to my grpc client, so the grpcclient knows nothing about the authenticator but can always ask for an id token.
I can think of a simple solution for my bloated widgettree, if i build one inherited widget that registers all the objects in a map[class]object and just provides a getter function.
Yeah I don't now much about Riverpod, but maybe @iizmotabar knows as he has been using it.