Hydrated #

Hydrated provides a Subject that automatically persists to Flutter's local storage and hydrates on creation!

Easy to consume #

All values are persisted with shared_preferences and restored with automatic hydration.

final count$ = HydratedSubject<int>("count", seedValue: 0);

/// count$ will automagically be hydrated with 42 next time it is created
count$.add(42);

Ready for BLoC #

class HydratedBloc {
  final _count$ = HydratedSubject<int>("count", seedValue: 0);

  ValueObservable<int> get count$ => _count$.stream;
  Sink<int> get setCount => _count$.sink;

  dispose() {
    _count$.close();
  }
}

Supports simple types and serialized classes #

We support all shared_preferences types.

• int
• double
• bool
• String
• List<String>

final count$ = HydratedSubject<int>("count");

We also support serialized classes with hydrate and persist arguments.

final user$ = HydratedSubject<User>(
  "user",
  hydrate: (String s) => User.fromJson(s),
  persist: (User user) => user.toJson(),
);

Reliable #

Hydrated is mock tested with all supported types and is dogfooded by its creator.

Extensible #

Hydrated supports any key-value data storages -- just implement the KeyValueStore interface and you will be able to use hive, flutter_secure_storage or any other persistence solution of your choice.

class MyAwesomeKeyValueStore implements KeyValueStore {
  /// your implementation here...
}

final user = HydratedSubject<User>(
  "user",
  hydrate: (String s) => User.fromJson(s),
  persist: (User user) => user.toJson(),
  keyValueStore: MyAwesomeKeyValueStore()
);

Demo #

Original developer #

hydrated was originally developed by @lukepighetti.