The GetView and GetWidget Classes
Explore how to use GetView and GetWidget classes in Flutter GetX for optimized dependency injection. Learn to manage controller instances efficiently, understand when to use each widget, and build examples like a counter and shopping cart app for practical hands-on experience.
Simplifying dependency access
GetX provides an excellent API for segregating dependency injection into multiple classes and hiding it from the presentation layer. However, we still need to use Get.find to access the dependency in the widget. GetX takes it a step further by introducing the GetView and GetWidget widgets.
GetView
GetView is a stateless widget that internally declares a controller for us. We can readily use the controller instance without calling Get.find. Just provide the type of controller we wish to access, like this:
GetView provides an instance of Controller, named controller. This simple widget can replace any widget that depends on a single controller.
Hands-on example
Here we have a counter app, just like Flutter's default. We create a controller to manage the state of the counter that can be incremented by pressing the ...