Update app startup logic to be compatible with URL-based navigation and deep links #158
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The old
AppStartupWidgetsetup wasn't playing nice with deep links and URL navigation when used withMaterialApp.router/ GoRouter.This PR fixes this with two changes:
/startuproute (the app startup logic is about application state, but shouldn't have anything to do with routing)MaterialApp.builderto return theAppStartupWidget. This way,AppStartupWidgetcan control any asynchronous app initialization without interfering with the routing logic, and returns the intended child widget only when the initialization is done.To better support passing the child when loading is complete, a new
AppStartupDataWidgetclass has been added.