A redirect after the authentication process in Flutter can be avoided by using a named route for the target screen instead of navigating using the default arguments.
For example, instead of using Navigator.push()
to navigate to the home screen after successful authentication, use Navigator.pushNamed(context, '/home')
. This way, the app does not rely on the default arguments for navigation and does not redirect to the previous screen.
Additionally, you can use Navigator.pushReplacementNamed
instead of Navigator.pushNamed
. This method replaces the current route in the navigation stack with the new one, effectively avoiding a redirect.
Another approach is to use a state management library like Provider or Bloc, which can handle screen navigation and state changes without relying on the navigation stack. This way, you can update the app's state after successful authentication and show the home screen without navigating away from the login screen.
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Asked: 2023-07-13 05:38:13 +0000
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Last updated: Jul 13 '23
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