asyncredux-flutter-hooks

To read AsyncRedux state in a Flutter HookWidget, you use the useSelector hook to select specific slices of AppState and automatically subscribe the UI to relevant state updates.

Yes, you can dispatch AsyncRedux actions and await results using the useDispatch and useDispatchAndWait hooks to trigger state mutations and wait for asynchronous operations to complete.

AsyncRedux handles waiting states and error exceptions in Flutter hooks by providing useIsWaiting to check async operation statuses and useExceptionFor to retrieve and display specific error exceptions.

Yes, you need flutter_hooks along with flutter_hooks_async_redux added to your pubspec.yaml to wire AsyncRedux state management into your HookWidget trees and eliminate UI connection boilerplate.

The best way to clear exception errors when using AsyncRedux Flutter hooks is using the useClearExceptionFor hook, which allows your UI flows to robustly reset error states after they have been displayed.