Flutter Desktop Apps: Getting Started

Mar 28 2023 · Dart 2.19, Flutter 3.7, Android Studio 2021.3.1 or higher, Visual Studo Code 1.7.4 or higher

Part 1: Flutter Desktop Apps

08. Challenge: Add Delete List Menu

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Now that you know how to create and show menus, you can show your knowledge by accepting this challenge:

Challenge Solution

How was it? Easy? Difficult? Let’s go ahead and show how to do this. If you look through the code, you will see a method named: areYouSureDelete. This will show a dialog promting the user to answer Yes or No. In order to use this dialog you’ll need a context. Searching through the code shows that we can get the current context from the global navigatorKey: navigatorKey.currentContext.

Android Studio

Here’s the full code:

final listController = ref.read(listControllerProvider);
final todoList = listController.currentList;
if (todoList.name != 'empty') {
  areYouSureDelete(navigatorKey.currentContext!,
      'Are you sure you want to delete ${todoList.name}',
          (deleted) {
        if (deleted) {
          final repository = ref.read(repositoryProvider);
          repository.deleteTodoList(todoList);
        }
      });
}