Throw Exception('You must enter a mobile phone number.') For riverpod, you have to use it, experiment on it, and figure most things outside of the official docs. I was using bloc in the past, bloc has the best docs over any other packages I used, everything is clear even if you are a beginner.
#RIVERPOD V2 CODE#
I modified the code to comply with null safety and here is my github code in the authenticationWithProvider branch: at compile time, the code does not display anything when loading the list of countries and their area codes so instead of having this enter image description here I rather have this enter image description here here is the function which aims to load this list Future _loadCountries() async ", 215 215 comments Best Add a Comment Theunis 3 mo. Documentation says, "DON'T use ref.read inside the build method".By reading the documentation of riverpod I wanted to redo the example of the section "third party examples" the example is "firebase phone auth with riverpod" here is the link: and the github repository is the following: I would like to load the list of countries and their area code to be able to choose a country and enter a corresponding number but my code does not load anything.
The ref is now inside a class extended from Notifier and AsyncNotifier respectively.
#RIVERPOD V2 UPDATE#
2) Mock out those external packages with Mockito and build runner. 2 Answers Sorted by: 0 With the Riverpod 2.0 update you can use the NotifierProvider and AsyncNotifierProvider. Lately, Riverpod, a better version of provider created by no one else than the original creator of provider Remi Rousselet, has been a hot topic in the Flutter community. For example we have the riverpodcli package that provides a migration tool to migrate automatically from the pre-1.0.0 riverpod to the latest dev version.
Here, I should use ref.watch as it is now inside build method and with onPressed it will be ref.read Lately, Riverpod, a better version of provider created by no one else than the original creator of provider Remi Rousselet, has been a hot topic in the Flutter community. Using Mockito and Riverpod to test our flutter Web3 cloud storage app works well with. Both examples are functionally equivalent. Riverpod provides multiple types of providers multiple different use cases. Once I press a button, the function with ref.read will fire up and it will be for only one time. Still, Riverpod’s V2 docs are a work in progress (to the date of this article) that provides an easier understanding of the library than Provider’s docs. The riverpod (v2) documentation contains two great examples how a TODO-list could be implemented using either a Notifier or an AsyncNotifier. Riverpod is a reactive caching and data-binding framework that was born as an evolution of the Provider package. As per the Riverpod documentation, asynchronously we use ref.read such as inside a function and for synchronous code, we use ref.watch such as inside the build method.
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