About dispatch and async effect

[my9074]

I am doing an asynchronous operation through the redux thunk in the LoginAction and calling reducer . Then I want to call Navigator in submitLoginForm for page jumps. However, because dispatch seems to be unable to return a promise, the logic is unreasonable. Unless the Navigator is placed in the redux thunk. I have seen the simple-navigation-example example . But I think the logic of route jumps should sometimes not be included in redux.

void submitLoginForm(BuildContext context) async {
       // ....
       _getStore()?.dispatch(LoginAction(_getStore(), context, userTag));
       
       // execute prior to the asynchronous operation
       Navigator.pushAndRemoveUntil(
          context,
          MaterialPageRoute(builder: (BuildContext context) => HomeState()),
          (Route<dynamic> route) => false,
       );
  }

new StoreBuilder<AppState>(builder: (context, store) {
     return RaisedButton(
     child: Text('Next'),
     onPressed: () => submitLoginForm(context),
   );
}),

[tudor07]

@my9074 have you found a solution?

[brianegan]

Redux thunk allows to return Futures now. This Should be working at this point!

[tudor07]

@brianegan do you think you can create an example on how to use it?