Closed stuartrapop closed 10 months ago
Hello,
The issue I am having may be more related to my understanding of state management than a real issue with the package.
Each time the user swipes on a name, I add it to either a liked name or a disliked name list.
I then filter out these names for the list (names) being used for the swiper widget.
When I update the data for the swiper, I would like to be reset the index to 0.
Thanks,
List<String> updatedLikedNames = []; List<String> updatedDislikedNames = []; userProvider.connectUser?.liked.forEach((e) => { updatedLikedNames.add(e.toJson()['id']), }); userProvider.connectUser?.disliked.forEach((e) => { updatedDislikedNames.add(e.toJson()['id']), }); names = nameProvider.names .where((e) => !updatedLikedNames.contains(e.id.toString())) .where((e) => !updatedDislikedNames.contains(e.id.toString())) .toList();
I found the answer here
https://github.com/appinioGmbH/flutter_packages/issues/128
stuartrapop
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10 months ago stuartrapop
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10 months ago
Hello,
The issue I am having may be more related to my understanding of state management than a real issue with the package.
Each time the user swipes on a name, I add it to either a liked name or a disliked name list.
I then filter out these names for the list (names) being used for the swiper widget.
When I update the data for the swiper, I would like to be reset the index to 0.
Thanks,
List<String> updatedLikedNames = []; List<String> updatedDislikedNames = []; userProvider.connectUser?.liked.forEach((e) => { updatedLikedNames.add(e.toJson()['id']), }); userProvider.connectUser?.disliked.forEach((e) => { updatedDislikedNames.add(e.toJson()['id']), }); names = nameProvider.names .where((e) => !updatedLikedNames.contains(e.id.toString())) .where((e) => !updatedDislikedNames.contains(e.id.toString())) .toList();