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flutter-implementing-navigation-and-routing

Name: flutter-implementing-navigation-and-routing
Author: flutter

flutter/agent-plugins

Handles routing, navigation, and deep linking in a Flutter application. Use when moving between screens or setting up URL-based navigation.

安装命令

$ npx skills add https://github.com/flutter/agent-plugins --skill flutter-implementing-navigation-and-routing

SKILL.md

Routes: In Flutter, screens and pages are referred to as routes. A route is simply a widget. This is equivalent to an Activity in Android or a ViewController in iOS.
Navigator vs. Router:
- Use Navigator (Imperative) for small applications without complex deep linking requirements. It manages a stack of Route objects.
- Use Router (Declarative) for applications with advanced navigation, web URL synchronization, and specific deep linking requirements.
Deep Linking: Allows an app to open directly to a specific location based on a URL. Supported on iOS, Android, and Web. Web requires no additional setup.
Named Routes: Avoid using named routes (MaterialApp.routes and Navigator.pushNamed) for most applications. They have rigid deep linking behavior and do not support the browser forward button. Use a routing package like go_router instead.

Routes: In Flutter, screens and pages are referred to as routes. A route is simply a widget. This is equivalent to an Activity in Android or a ViewController in iOS.
Navigator vs. Router:
- Use Navigator (Imperative) for small applications without complex deep linking requirements. It manages a stack of Route objects.
- Use Router (Declarative) for applications with advanced navigation, web URL synchronization, and specific deep linking requirements.
Deep Linking: Allows an app to open directly to a specific location based on a URL. Supported on iOS, Android, and Web. Web requires no additional setup.
Named Routes: Avoid using named routes (MaterialApp.routes and Navigator.pushNamed) for most applications. They have rigid deep linking behavior and do not support the browser forward button. Use a routing package like go_router instead.