I am working on an app for my college where I want to pass url parameters in Notification Details route let's say the messageID, and i did try a few other options like auto route but they didn't have much flexibility in having different scaffolds for different pages with persistent bottom navigation bar which made me switch to this package.
In my case I wish to send user to that particular notification with all the details on the on_click event which i guess would be possible with url parameters where i can pass the individual message id in the payload like notifications/notificationDetails:messageId, please correct me if I am wrong.
Also, it would be really grateful if you can point me to the right resource as I am still new to flutter and have a lot more to explore
As I already mentioned, I have tried go router and auto route but find them a bit complex when i wanted to have a different scaffold and persistent bottom navbar.
Also, route guard feature would be a great addition too.
Thanks for filing the issue. This feature is out of the scope of this package and there are no plans at this time to work on this issue. However, I will leave this issue open for further discussion.
I am working on an app for my college where I want to pass url parameters in Notification Details route let's say the messageID, and i did try a few other options like auto route but they didn't have much flexibility in having different scaffolds for different pages with persistent bottom navigation bar which made me switch to this package.
In my case I wish to send user to that particular notification with all the details on the on_click event which i guess would be possible with url parameters where i can pass the individual message id in the payload like notifications/notificationDetails:messageId, please correct me if I am wrong. Also, it would be really grateful if you can point me to the right resource as I am still new to flutter and have a lot more to explore
As I already mentioned, I have tried go router and auto route but find them a bit complex when i wanted to have a different scaffold and persistent bottom navbar.
Also, route guard feature would be a great addition too.