asyncredux-async-actions

Use dispatch and dispatchAll patterns to trigger AsyncRedux actions and manage loading or error states across Flutter widgets. These conventions coordinate action execution and propagate UI updates efficiently.

AsyncRedux reduce methods fail when execution paths returning a Future do not properly await state modifications. You must ensure all code paths include await and use assertUncompletedFuture where needed to prevent state mutation errors.

Yes, AsyncRedux supports dispatching multiple asynchronous actions using the dispatchAll pattern. This allows you to run concurrent actions and manage loading or error states across widgets effectively.

The best way to handle API calls and error handling in AsyncRedux is structuring reduce() to return Future<AppState?>. This enforces await usage for IO-bound tasks and leverages built-in error handling conventions.