Is there a way to check which one is the current route?

[jlubeck]

I have a navigation bar when I call Get.toNamed(routeName) whenever I tap on a button.

But I'd like to prevent that call when the currentRoute is the same as routeName.

Couldn't find a way to get the current route name except from within the middleware. Would be nice to get an accesor to the current route from Get directly, like Get.currentRoute or something

[jonataslaw]

class MiddleWare {
  static MiddleWare _instance;

  factory MiddleWare() {
    if (_instance == null) _instance = MiddleWare._();
    return _instance;
  }

  MiddleWare._();

  static Routing _routing;

  static Routing get routing => _routing;

  static observer(Routing rt) {
    _routing = rt;
  }
}

class Foo {
  yourMethod() {
  if(MiddleWare.routing.current == routeName){
  //Made anything
 }
 }
}

[jlubeck]

Awesome, thanks

[esDotDev]

Couple things:

1. Can't we just get Get.CurrentRoute? Would be much nicer. The currently selected page is an important part of global state, should be readily accessible?
2. Why do we have to do this (Create a Middleware class)... seems like a bizarre solution (just curious)

[jonataslaw]

Couple things:

1. Can't we just get Get.CurrentRoute? Would be much nicer. The currently selected page is an important part of global state, should be readily accessible?
2. Why do we have to do this (Create a Middleware class)... seems like a bizarre solution (just curious)

Currently Get.currentRoute does the job.
This issue is very old, it is version 1.0 of Get, at that time there were not even 1/3 of the resources that Get has today.

[esDotDev]

Ah, my bad. I assumed the list on pub.dev README was exhaustive.

Thanks for the framework, it's really impressive.