asyncredux-flutter-hooks

To access AsyncRedux state in Flutter using hooks, use the useSelector hook within a HookWidget to read specific parts of AppState and automatically subscribe to changes.

Yes, you can dispatch async Redux actions with flutter_hooks using the useDispatchAndWait hook to send actions and await their results, or useDispatchSync for synchronous dispatching.

Handle loading and error states in AsyncRedux with Flutter hooks using useIsWaiting and useIsFailed for status checks, alongside useExceptionFor and useClearExceptionFor to manage exceptions.

The best way to integrate flutter_hooks with an AsyncRedux store is converting screen widgets to HookWidget, then applying hook-based selectors and dispatchers to streamline reactive state interactions.

Yes, you need to convert your widgets to HookWidget to use AsyncRedux hooks, as the useSelector and useDispatch hooks require the HookWidget base to manage reactive state subscriptions.