asyncredux-events

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables developers to manage one-off, UI-driven events within AsyncRedux, allowing widgets to react to transient triggers without persisting state.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Create and declare Evt-based events in AppState (spent or unspent) to signal UI actions.
• Dispatch events from actions and consume them in widgets with context.event(), enabling behaviors like clearing text fields, scrolling lists, or navigating once.
• Coordinate one-time side effects across TextField, ListView, dialogs, and other widgets using a single source of truth.

Quick Start

Initialize events in the state as spent (Evt.spent()), dispatch new events with Evt() or Evt<T>(value) from actions, and read them in widgets using context.event((s) => s.someEvt) to trigger UI changes on read. Ensure you consume events exactly once per trigger.