Reputation: 43
I am try to use a StreamProvider from a StateNotifierProvider.
Here is my StreamProvider, which works fine so far.
final productListStreamProvider = StreamProvider.autoDispose<List<ProductModel>>((ref) {
CollectionReference ref = FirebaseFirestore.instance.collection('products');
return ref.snapshots().map((snapshot) {
final list = snapshot.docs
.map((document) => ProductModel.fromSnapshot(document))
.toList();
return list;
});
});
Now I am trying to populate my shopping cart to have all the products in it from scratch.
final cartRiverpodProvider = StateNotifierProvider((ref) =>
new CartRiverpod(ref.watch(productListStreamProvider));
This is my CartRiverPod StateNotifier
class CartRiverpod extends StateNotifier<List<CartItemModel>> {
CartRiverpod([List<CartItemModel> products]) : super(products ?? []);
void add(ProductModel product) {
state = [...state, new CartItemModel(product:product)];
print ("added");
}
void remove(String id) {
state = state.where((product) => product.id != id).toList();
}
}
Upvotes: 2
Views: 940
Reputation: 5970
The simplest way to accomplish this is to accept a Reader
as a parameter to your StateNotifier.
For example:
class CartRiverpod extends StateNotifier<List<CartItemModel>> {
CartRiverpod(this._read, [List<CartItemModel> products]) : super(products ?? []) {
// use _read anywhere in your StateNotifier to access any providers.
// e.g. _read(productListStreamProvider);
}
final Reader _read;
void add(ProductModel product) {
state = [...state, new CartItemModel(product: product)];
print("added");
}
void remove(String id) {
state = state.where((product) => product.id != id).toList();
}
}
final cartRiverpodProvider = StateNotifierProvider<CartRiverpod>((ref) => CartRiverpod(ref.read, []));
Upvotes: 3