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I'm using the carousel_slider package in Flutter, and I need to optimize API calls that are triggered when a user slides to a new item.
Currently, I use the onPageChanged callback to detect when the user switches between items and trigger an API request to load data for that specific item. However, this leads to multiple API calls when the user slides quickly through several items, overloading the server.
onPageChanged
Is there a parameter or method in carousel_slider that indicates when the user stops sliding on a specific item (e.g., if the user slides quickly to item 7 and stops there, I want to trigger the API call only when they have stopped on item 7)? How can I prevent multiple API requests while the user is still scrolling?
I'm looking for a solution that would help me delay the API call until the user has finished sliding and has stopped on an item.


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