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Damilare Jolayemi
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Sep 30, 2022 ⋅ 10 min read

Integrating Flask and Flutter apps

Damilare Jolayemi Damilare is an enthusiastic problem-solver who enjoys building whatever works on the computer. He has a knack for slapping his keyboards till something works. When he's not talking to his laptop, you'll find him hopping on road trips and sharing moments with his friends, or watching shows on Netflix.

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One Reply to "Integrating Flask and Flutter apps"

  1. Hey!
    I really appreciated this example!
    Thank you so much, I was able to reproduce it and learned a lot along the way 🙂
    I would like to leave some typos I found just in case somebody else might want to try it too, if I may.

    @lib/widgets/tasks.dart:
    49 FutureBuilder(
    50 future: Provider.of(context, listen: false).getTodos,
    51 builder: (ctx, snapshot) => snapshot.connection state == ConnectionState.waiting

    In line 51, instead of snapshot.connection state, it is snapshot.connectionState == …

    51 builder: (ctx, snapshot) => snapshot.connectionState == ConnectionState.waiting

    @lib/providers/todo_provider.dart:
    23 final todo = TodoItem(
    24 id: responsePayload[“id”],
    25 itemName: responsePayload[“name”],
    26 isExecuted: responsePayload[“is_executed”],
    27 );
    29 getTodos;
    30 }
    31

    In line 26, I added isExecuted: responsePayload[“is_executed”] as it was required and also called getTodos in order to update the list after a new Entry has been created.

    The files in flutter are located in
    lib/models/todo_item.dart, lib/providers/todo_provider.dart and lib/widgets/tasks.dart.

    It took me some time to figure this out, that is why I thought about sharing it.

    Thank you again for the nice example 🙂

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