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I want to use go_router (https://pub.dev/packages/go_router#redirection) together with Riverpod.

I have a Provider and a StreamProvider, which I would like to combine into a Listenable so it can be used as the refreshListenable param of GoRouter.

I guess I need combine the Provider and a StreamProvider into some kind of Provider (how?).

What is the easiest way to create a Listenable from a Provider?

Edit: I understand that this 'negates' the point of Riverpod, but the app is all setup with Riverpod already and I would just like to add go_router.

I am trying to figure out how to make use of Firebase's onAuthStateChanges() stream to use as a Listenable in the refreshListenable parameter from the go_router package to redirect whenever the authState changes. In additon I am using flutter_riverpod for State Mangement.

My code looks like this so far:

I created a simple AuthService class (shrinked down to the most important parts):

I'm integrating GoRouter in my Flutter app where I'm already using Riverpod. I have an isAuthorizedProvider defined as follows:

I am currently struggling refactoring my routing code with go_router.

I already got some simple routes like /signin & /signup, but the problem comes in when I try to make the routing work with a BottomNavigationBar that has multiple screens. I would like to have a separate route for each of them like /home, /events & /profile.

I figured out that I somehow have to return the same widget with a different parameter to prevent the whole screen to change whenever a BottomNavigationBarItem is pressed and instead only update the part above the BottomNavigationBar which would be the screen itself.

I came up with a pretty tricky solution:

SITUATION: I'm trying to set up firebase with my flutter project by following this guide by the firebase team.

PROBLEM: In the final steps of the guide, a FutureBuilder widget is passed to the 'home' property of a MaterialApp widget. However, MaterialApp.router does not have a 'home' property, so I am struggling to complete the set-up (am new to flutter :-)).

Any thoughts on how to solve this problem?

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