reloading page in web target causes state to vanish

[formvoltron]

yikes.

how can this be fixed? I'm using the whole stack here: get_it, get_it_mixin, flutter_command, functional_listener

tweet thread outlines the problem / potential solutions:
https://twitter.com/ThomasBurkhartB/status/1382301168915914755

Couldn't this persisting / rehydrating be automated in some way? Or does the lack of a cycle callback mean that the problem lies more with the flutter team to develop a general solution for handling page reloads for the flutter web framework?

[formvoltron]

some more details from flutter team:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KIiq5CdqnSXxQXbZIDy2Ukc-JHFyLak1JR8e2cm3eO4/edit

flutter/flutter#6827

flutter/flutter#60375

[escamoteur]

This still an issue? I mean that is related to get_it?

[formvoltron]

I guess this is more of a feature request? I know nobody is too excited to add features like this because the web platform seems like more of a hack from Google than a well planned thing.

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[escamoteur]

My point is that storing and retrieving state outside of the scope of get get it gives you the means to access your objects.

[formvoltron]

Ok. Yes I see you like to keep packages focused on one task. Good idea.

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On Thu, Apr 15, 2021, 04:07 escamoteur ***@***.***> wrote: My point is that storing and retrieving state outside of the scope of get get it gives you the means to access your objects. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#175 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AADE3FFZGZS372FRTTCNZDTTI2NE5ANCNFSM425LNJLA> .

[escamoteur]

you are welcome to publish a package that does the job ans plugs in nicely with get_it :-)

[formvoltron]

I will wait & see what provider or bloc will do. Also, curious what the Flutter team devises.

Until then, I'll check out Navigator 2.0 & the DashCast example that was presented in the Flutter & Web prez here: https://youtu.be/HAstl_NkXl0?t=603

Alternatively, does it make sense to use get_it inside of AngularDart?

[escamoteur]

Sure, you can use it anywhere as its pure dart