how to get multiple streams based on the same stream controller in flutter?

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A StreamController.broadcast() creates a stream that can have multiple listeners.

See https://www.dartlang.org/tutorials/language/streams#broadcast-streams

The details of switching between the different filtered streams depends on context not provided in the question.

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Updated on December 08, 2022

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  • Salma
    Salma over 1 year

    I have a Bloc class that needs three streams based on the same stream controller.

    class TodoBloc {
    
      final _todoController = StreamController<List<TodoModel>>();
    
      get allTodoStream => _todoController.stream;
    
      get activeTodoStream => _todoController.stream
              .map<List<TodoModel>>(
                  (list) => list.where((item) => item.state == 0));
    
      get completedTodoStream => _todoController.stream
              .map<List<TodoModel>>(
                  (list) => list.where((item) => item.state == 1));}
    

    it's a list of to-dos which have states. I'd like to retrieve the to-dos with an active state in a stream separate from the one that retrieves the other states.

    I have a method that's responsible for the filtering and returns a stream depending on the filter value. here's the method:

    Stream<List<TodoModel>> filterTodoLs(String filter) {
        if (filter == 'all') {
          return todoStream;
        } else if (filter == 'completed') {
          return completedStream;
        } else if (filter == 'active') {
          return activeStream;
        }
        return todoStream;
    }
    

    later to be used in a widget like the following:

     return StreamBuilder<List<TodoModel>>(
          stream: bloc.filterTodoLs(filter),
          builder:(BuildContext context, AsyncSnapshot<List<TodoModel>> todoSnapShot) {}
    

    the snapshot is empty so far. how can i filter my original stream and return different ones depending on the filter applied to that stream?

  • Mahesh Jamdade
    Mahesh Jamdade over 4 years
    What if I have a widget wrapped in a streambuilder attached to a stream and say I am using the same widget at multiple places but change of a single widget updates to all the widgets because they all are listening to the same stream how to make the same widget listen to different streams
  • Mahesh Jamdade
    Mahesh Jamdade over 4 years
    I have got it a single instance of that class has to be created to create a unique stream