Hooks
Top Flutter Hooks packages Hooks were a concept introduced in React framework that lets you use state and other React features without writing a class. It has been also implemented in Flutter and allows you to split one component into smaller functions based on what pieces of state you need. For example, instead of having a component with a username and password state, you can have a useUsername() hook and a usePassword() hook. Hooks also allow you to reuse stateful logic between components. For example, if you have a useFetch() hook that fetches data from an API, you can use it in any component without having to duplicate the code. Hooks are a great way to improve your code reusability and make your components more readable. The complete list of Flutter Hooks implementation packages is provided below.
flutterlifecyclehooks
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A flutter package that let you easily add hooks for application lifecycle state
reactives
44
A new way to extract/group/reuse common logic of StatefulWidget. Think of them like React hooks but for and of flutter.
use_optimistic
5
An easy-to-use hook to optimistically update generic state and then resolve it later asynchronously by `accept`, `acceptAs`, or `reject`-ing.
