Open guplem opened 6 months ago
In case more code is relevant to understand the issue, here you have my raw AppRouter:
It contains custom functions and stuff such as Debug.log which are "prints".
import 'dart:convert';
import 'package:auto_route/auto_route.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/analytics/analytics_service.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/chat_v3/service.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/global/global_data_service.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/maintenance/service.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/router/guards/auth_guard.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/router/guards/debug_guard.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/router/guards/pre_login_guard.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/router/router.gr.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/modules/update/service.dart';
import 'package:bondy/V2/utils/library.dart';
import 'package:flutter/widgets.dart';
@AutoRouterConfig(replaceInRouteName: 'Page,Route') //"HomePage" will be generated as "HomeRoute" because of the replaceInRouteName property
class AppRouter extends $AppRouter implements AutoRouteGuard {
BuildContext? get context => super.navigatorKey.currentContext;
static final AppRouter _instance = AppRouter.internal(GlobalKey<NavigatorState>());
AppRouter.internal(GlobalKey<NavigatorState> navigatorKey) : super(navigatorKey: navigatorKey);
factory AppRouter() => _instance;
@override
List<AutoRoute> get routes => [
AutoRoute(page: HomeRoute.page, path: "/", guards: [PreLoginGuard(), AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: ForceUpdateRoute.page, path: "/update"),
AutoRoute(page: MaintenanceRoute.page, path: "/maintenance"),
AutoRoute(page: AuthRoute.page, path: "/auth"),
AutoRoute(page: ProfileRoute.page, path: "/profile/:userId", guards: [AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: PeopleRoute.page, path: "/people", guards: [AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: LiveRoute.page, path: "/lives", guards: [AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: PlanRoute.page, path: "/plan/:planId", guards: [AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: SettingsRoute.page, path: "/settings", guards: [AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: DevToolsV2Route.page, path: "/dev-tools", guards: [DebugGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: EmptyRoute.page, path: "/empty"),
AutoRoute(page: WebViewRoute.page, path: "/web-view", guards: [AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: MapRoute.page, path: "/map"),
AutoRoute(page: ChatV3ListsRoute.page, path: "/chats", guards: [AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: ChatV3Route.page, path: "/chat/:cid", guards: [AuthGuard()]),
AutoRoute(page: PreLoginRoute.page, path: "/pre-login"),
AutoRoute(page: LogoutRoute.page, path: "/logout"),
RedirectRoute(redirectTo: '/', path: "*"), // https://github.com/Milad-Akarie/auto_route_library#wildcards
];
@override
void onNavigation(NavigationResolver resolver, StackRouter router) {
if (resolver.route.name == ForceUpdateRoute.name || resolver.route.name == MaintenanceRoute.name) {
resolver.next();
} else {
if (MaintenanceService().isMaintenance) {
resolver.redirect(const MaintenanceRoute(), replace: true);
} else if (!UpdateService().isVersionValid) {
resolver.redirect(const ForceUpdateRoute(), replace: true);
} else {
resolver.next();
}
}
}
static Uri planDeepLink(String planId) {
return Uri(
scheme: GlobalDataService.webUrl.scheme,
host: GlobalDataService.webUrl.host,
path: "/plan/$planId",
);
}
removeAllPlanRoutesOf({required String planId}) {
removeWhere((route) {
return route.name == PlanRoute.name && (route.args as PlanRouteArgs).planId == planId;
});
}
removeAllChatRoutesOf({String? chatCid, String? planId}) {
Debug.logAssertion("removeAllChatRoutesOf: chatId and planId cannot be null at the same time", showIf: chatCid == null && planId == null);
chatCid ??= "${ChatType.plan.value}:${planId!}";
removeWhere((route) {
if (route.name == ChatV3Route.name) {
final ChatV3RouteArgs args = route.args as ChatV3RouteArgs;
return (args.cid == chatCid) || (args.channel?.cid == chatCid);
}
return false;
});
}
Future<void> rebuildAll() async {
List<RouteData> routesDataList = stack.map((e) => e.routeData).toList();
List<PageRouteInfo<dynamic>> routeInfos = routesDataList.map((routeData) => PageRouteInfo.fromMatch(routeData.topMatch)).toList();
if (routeInfos.isNotEmpty) {
await popAllAndPushAll(routeInfos);
}
}
Future<void> popAllAndPushAll(List<PageRouteInfo<dynamic>> routeInfos) async {
List<RouteData> routesInStack = stack.map((e) => e.routeData).toList();
Debug.logAssertion("No routes to pop", showIf: routesInStack.isEmpty);
Debug.log("Popping all routes (${routesInStack.map((e) => e.name).join(", ")}) and pushing ${routeInfos.map((e) => e.routeName).join(", ")}");
// OPTION A: This does not work
await pushAndPopUntil(routeInfos.first, predicate: (_) => false); // This never finishes the future
if (routeInfos.length > 1) await pushAll(routeInfos.skip(1).toList());
// OPTION B: This does not work either
// for(int i = 0; i < routesInStack.length; i++) {
// popForced(); // This does not seem to pop the root route, it is duplicated in the stack after the pushAll
// }
// await pushAll(routeInfos);
Debug.log("Result of popAllAndPushAll: ${stack.map((e) => e.routeData.name).join(", ")}");
}
}
More information that might be relevant:
I do have the AuthGuard that looks like this:
class AuthGuard extends AutoRouteGuard {
@override
void onNavigation(NavigationResolver resolver, StackRouter router) {
bool userIsLogged = AuthServiceV2().isLoggedIn;
if (userIsLogged) {
resolver.next(true);
} else {
resolver.redirect(const AuthRoute());
AuthServiceV2().loginResultCallback = (bool didLogin) async => resolver.next(didLogin);
}
}
}
And then in my setUserId
(which is my equivalent to "login/logout" handling, I do the following:
Future<void> setUserId(String? newUser) async {
_userId = newUser;
if (newUser != null) {
await loginResultCallback?.call(true);
loginResultCallback = null;
// Recreate all routes, Expect to have "redirected route" by the AuthGuard to be already replaced by the loginResultCallback. All the stack should be rebuilt (including the root)
await AppRouter().rebuildAll();
} else {
// Reroute, Expected to have the full stack rebuilt (including root) and setting "HomeRoute" as the root.
if (AppRouter().stack.isNotEmpty) await AppRouter().popAllAndPushAll([const HomeRoute()]);
}
}
My SOLUTION
I've ended up with a solution which, even though it is not 100% ideal, it gets you 90% of the way (I am only missing that I don't feel completely safe using it).
I removed the "futures" from the equation and since I detected that I can not reliably await for them, and added Post Frame Callbacks to execute the stuff that should be executed afterwards.
These are my final methods to rebuildAll
and popAllAndPushAll
:
void rebuildAll() {
List<RouteData> routesDataList = stack.map((e) => e.routeData).toList();
List<PageRouteInfo<dynamic>> routeInfos = routesDataList.map((routeData) => PageRouteInfo.fromMatch(routeData.topMatch)).toList();
if (routeInfos.isNotEmpty) {
popAllAndPushAll(routeInfos);
}
}
void popAllAndPushAll(List<PageRouteInfo<dynamic>> routeInfos) {
List<RouteData> routesInStack = stack.map((e) => e.routeData).toList();
/*await*/ pushAndPopUntil(routeInfos.first, predicate: (_) => false); // This never finishes the future. ISSUE: https://github.com/Milad-Akarie/auto_route_library/issues/1964
if (routeInfos.length > 1) WidgetsBinding.instance.addPostFrameCallback((_) => pushAll(routeInfos.skip(1).toList()));
}
And my AuthService now is managed like this:
Future<void> setUserId(String? newUser) async {
_userId = newUser;
if (newUser != null) {
await loginResultCallback?.call(true);
loginResultCallback = null;
WidgetsBinding.instance.addPostFrameCallback((_) async => AppRouter().rebuildAll());
} else {
if (AppRouter().stack.isNotEmpty) AppRouter().popAllAndPushAll([const HomeRoute()]);
}
}
This works, but it seems odd. At least, I believe there is an issue with the future of the pushAndPopUntil
since if I await for it to finish, the next instruction is not executed.
After multiple attempts and failures while trying to use the replaceAll
with updateExistingRoutes: false
approach, I was able to implement redirect and reload functionality in our application with two distinct approaches:
For a complete application reload, I utilized the Phoenix.rebirth()
method from the flutter_phoenix
package. This method effectively restarts the entire application, providing a clean state immediately after redirection.
void performRedirectAndRebirth(BuildContext context) {
// Perform the navigation
context.router.replaceAll([YourNewPageRoute()]);
// After navigation, restart the entire application
Phoenix.rebirth(context);
}
In scenarios where a full app reload isn't necessary, I used Riverpod's ref.invalidate
function to selectively invalidate the state. This method is more granular and avoids the overhead of a complete app restart:
void performRedirectAndInvalidateState(WidgetRef ref, BuildContext context) {
// Perform the navigation
context.router.replace(YourNewPageRoute());
// Invalidate a specific provider to refresh its consumers
ref.invalidate(someProvider);
}
Issue Description:
I am experiencing issues creating custom methods to
rebuildAll
andpopAllAndPushAll
methods for theauto_route
package.Details:
The
rebuildAll
method collects all route data from the stack and converts them intoPageRouteInfo
objects. It then callspopAllAndPushAll
if the list of route information is not empty.The
popAllAndPushAll
method attempts to pop all routes and push new ones, but both options I've tried to do not work:pushAndPopUntil
does not complete the future.popForced
in a loop does not pop the root route and results in route duplication in the stack afterpushAll
.Here are the implementations:
Questions:
popAllAndPushAll
to ensure all routes are popped and the new ones are pushed correctly?auto_route
?pushAndPopUntil
orpopForced
that I am not aware of?Environment:
8.1.3
3.19.6
Expected Behavior:
All routes should be popped, and the new routes should be pushed as specified in the
routeInfos
list.Actual Behavior:
The methods do not work as intended:
pushAndPopUntil
does not complete the future.popForced
results in the root route being duplication in the stack.