Is there a way to manage a global store in flutter?

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You can create a static class having all parameters eg.

class AppConstants {
  static String dbName="Documents/APPDBv1.1.db";
  static String userid="[USER_ID]";
  static String token="[TOKEN]";
  static bool authenticated=false;
  static String syncDate="01/01/2019 00:00";

  static final List<String> myValue= ["A","B","C","D"];

}

the specific parameters can be saved to database/shared preference/local storage and can be retrieved from database/shared preference/local storage and stored in this static class.

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Updated on December 17, 2022

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  • PrasadM96
    PrasadM96 over 1 year

    In an app we may want to display some pages depend on some conditions like is authenticated or not. So managing a store is better in my view. Is there a way to manage a global store in flutter?