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I'm pretty new to flutter and am trying to do my first little test app using Windows fluent ui. My basic setup currently is a So in the docs go_router seems to use a How do I do this without using MaterialApp.router? (I realise this is a question mostly about go_router but it's very specific to fluid_ui so I thought it would be better to ask here than on the go_router repo) |
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Right so to update here because someone might learn from this. I had mistakenly thought that go_router works like a router on the web when you have a "view" which would show a widget. Well it seems that go_router actually changes the main app only so you sould have to redo all the navigation and scaffolding for each route. Also there is a (Also I'm still learning all this so if this is wrong please let me know) |
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Right so to update here because someone might learn from this. I had mistakenly thought that go_router works like a router on the web when you have a "view" which would show a widget. Well it seems that go_router actually changes the main app only so you sould have to redo all the navigation and scaffolding for each route.
Also there is a
FluentApp.routerto use this with fluent_ui if this is the "route" you wanna go 😉(Also I'm still learning all this so if this is wrong please let me know)