asyncredux-check-internet-mixin

To prevent an app action from running when offline, use the CheckInternet mixin on your Asyncredux AppAction. It checks connectivity in the before() method and raises a UserException to stop the action before execution.

The best way to check internet connectivity in Asyncredux is applying the CheckInternet mixin. It guards network-dependent actions by verifying connectivity beforehand, preventing failed requests and disruptive UX.

Yes, you can abort an Asyncredux action silently without showing a dialog by combining the CheckInternet mixin with the NoDialog variant to handle errors directly in your widgets, or use AbortWhenNoInternet for silent aborts.

Yes, the CheckInternet mixin works with retry logic in Flutter. You can combine it with the Retry or UnlimitedRetry mixins to add resilience and automatically re-attempt network-dependent actions after connectivity is restored.

Your Asyncredux data fetch fails when the device lacks connectivity because the action is not guarded. Adding the CheckInternet mixin intercepts the execution in the before() method to trigger a dialog instead of attempting a failed request.

To customize offline error handling for Asyncredux form submissions, add the CheckInternet mixin and apply the NoDialog variant. This bypasses the standard error dialog, allowing you to handle the UserException directly within your widget tree.