add-home-widget-selector

To add a configurable HomeWidget to a Flutter plugin, you must implement a dataSelector to extract and save an item ID, a dataRenderer to fetch and display the latest data via the plugin controller, and a navigation hook to push the detail route on tap.

Data rendering for Flutter HomeWidgets works by using a dataRenderer function that calls the plugin controller to fetch the latest data by item ID, ensuring the UI displays the most current information without storing redundant data.

Yes, you need to set up navigation routes to use HomeWidgets in Flutter. A navigationHandler must be implemented to push the user to the respective detail screen when the HomeWidget is tapped.

The best way to persist HomeWidget data in a Flutter plugin is using a dataSelector to extract and save only necessary fields, such as the item ID, in a Map<String, dynamic> format, avoiding redundant data storage.

Yes, you can add internationalization to Flutter HomeWidgets. You should add internationalization strings during the registration process to ensure the UI copy can be localized for different regions.