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Learn how to create dynamic page routing in Flutter with a ListView. This guide covers step-by-step implementation from creating a list to navigating through named routes efficiently.
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Page Routing in Flutter Using List Index

Flutter is a powerful framework for building cross-platform applications; however, navigating between pages can be a bit tricky for beginners. One common challenge faced by new developers is how to use a ListView to dynamically generate page routes based on user interaction. If you're in the same boat, worry no more! In this guide, we'll explore how to set up a basic application that displays a list of items, each leading to a different page when tapped. Let's dive into it!

The Problem: Dynamic Routing Based on List View

Imagine you have a list of items (like page titles) and you want each item to take the user to a different page when tapped. You've managed to generate the list of items; however, you've hit a snag when it comes to defining the routes for each page. How do you achieve dynamic page routing based on the index of the items in your list?

Building Blocks

Here's a quick overview of the code setup that you might be working with:

ListView to render the items.

Cards within the ListView for each item.

Navigation to different pages triggered by tapping an item.

The Solution: Implementing Page Routing

Step 1: Define Your Pages

Firstly, you'll want to create your individual page files. Let's assume you have three separate pages, Page1, Page2, and Page3. Each of these should look something like this:

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Step 2: Create Your Routes List

Next, within your main page (MyHomePage), you'll need to define your list of routes. Here’s how you could set it up:

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Step 3: Update the onTap Method

Now, we’ll modify the onTap method in your ListTile to utilize the Navigator for navigation. Replace the existing onTap code with the following:

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Putting It All Together

Your MyHomePage class should now look something like this:

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Recap of the Important Steps

Define each page with a static route name.

Create a list of route names for use in navigation.

Update the onTap method to navigate using pushNamed() with the correct route based on the index.

Conclusion

Dynamic routing in Flutter can be straightforward once you understand the process. By utilizing a list for navigating through different pages, you create a versatile and scalable application. By following the steps outlined in this post, you can easily manage page navigation based on user interaction with a ListView. Happy coding!