Passing in contextual params

[seenickcode]

Hello there,

I have a class that I'd like to navigate to, defined by a Flurio handler, like so:

...
myFluroRouter.define('/foobars/:id/edit', handler: new Handler(
        handlerFunc: (BuildContext context, Map<String, dynamic> params) {
      final String id = params['id']?.first;

      return new FoobarEdit(new Key(id), int.parse(id));
    }));

What I'd like to do now is be able to pass in a callback to FoobarEdit. This callback is contextual and depends on the class that is invoking the constructor for this class, like so:

...
myFluroRouter.define('/foobars/:id/edit', handler: new Handler(
       handlerFunc: (BuildContext context, Map<String, dynamic> params) {
     final String id = params['id']?.first;

     return new FoobarEdit(new Key(id), int.parse(id), myFoobarCallbackFunc);
   }));

What do you think the best approach for this is? It seems like for now, I'm forced to use the traditional
Flutter Navigate class like so:

Navigator.push(
        context, new MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) => new FoobarEdit(...));

Is there a better way to do this?

[lukepighetti]

You can now pass custom RouteSettings with arguments acfa580

[lukepighetti]

Wow, I totally did not triage this properly. @seenickcode is this something you're still looking for? Feel free to reopen if it is.