add-loading-indicator

Manage loading states in Flutter Cubit apps by using mix with a unique key in the Cubit and checking context.isWaiting(key) in the UI to render appropriate loading indicators for asynchronous operations.

The best way to show multiple loading indicators in Flutter is tracking each operation with context.isWaiting(key) using mix keys, supporting full screens, inline widgets, per-item states, and button states simultaneously.

Context.isWaiting works by coordinating asynchronous operations through mix keys assigned in the Cubit, allowing the Flutter widget build method to check the key and conditionally render spinners, skeletons, or overlays during state changes.

Yes, you can track per-item loading states in a Flutter list by assigning unique mix keys to individual item operations in your Cubit and checking context.isWaiting(key) for each specific item in the widget.

Yes, this approach requires Cubit or Bloc driven Flutter apps because it leverages mix keys within the Cubit to coordinate concurrent operations and communicate loading states to the UI layer.

Managing loading states in Flutter is error-prone because manually tracking asynchronous operations across multiple widgets is repetitive, but using context.isWaiting(key) with mix keys provides consistent, coordinated loading indicators.