asyncredux-events

Trigger one-time UI events in Flutter by defining Evt types in AppState, initializing them as spent, dispatching unspent events from actions, and consuming them in widgets through the context.event() extension.

Manage single-use UI events for native widgets in AsyncRedux by using one-off event handling, which allows you to dispatch unspent events from actions that are then consumed and marked as spent upon reading by the widget.

Consume a dispatched event in a Flutter widget using the context.event() extension, which automatically marks the event as spent on read to prevent multiple triggers.

You need one-time events instead of standard state management when controlling native widgets like TextField and ListView that manage their own state, requiring single-use notifications for side effects such as UI updates and navigation.

AsyncRedux requires defining various Evt types in AppState and initializing them as spent to properly handle UI updates, enabling single-trigger side effects dispatched from actions to widgets.

AsyncRedux UI events fire repeatedly if they are not marked as spent after consumption. Use the context.event() extension to read and automatically spend the event, ensuring the side effect triggers only once.