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Discover how to effectively pass dynamic values to your REST API in Flutter by utilizing `email` and `password` parameters in this easy-to-follow guide.
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How to Dynamically Pass Parameters to REST API in Flutter

Flutter is an incredibly popular framework for building mobile applications, but sometimes developers encounter challenges while integrating APIs. One common issue is passing parameters to REST APIs dynamically rather than using fixed values. This guide aims to help you solve that problem by demonstrating how to pass email and password as dynamic parameters in your URL.

The Problem

When working with APIs, developers often need to authenticate users by sending their credentials, such as email and password. In the code example below, a developer has hardcoded the values within the URL, which is not ideal:

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In this example, the email and password are hardcoded as user@ user.com and 12345, respectively. This approach is not flexible, as it does not allow users to enter their credentials.

The Solution

Step 1: Using String Interpolation

To make your API calls dynamic, you can employ string interpolation in Dart. This allows you to embed variables into your strings easily. To apply dynamic values for par_email and par_pass, follow the example below:

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Key Components Explained:

String Interpolation:

By using the $ syntax before the variable name ($par_email and $par_pass), Dart replaces these with their actual values when the URL is constructed.

HTTP GET Request:

The http.get function is used to call the API endpoint, and the response is then handled based on the status code returned.

Step 2: Accessing Class Members (If Necessary)

In some cases, you may want to access a member variable within a class. For such scenarios, you would use:

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This way, dummy.name can dynamically be placed in your widget tree where needed.

Conclusion

Passing parameters dynamically to your REST API in Flutter is essential for creating flexible and user-friendly applications. By utilizing string interpolation, you can easily replace hardcoded values with user input. This ensures that your application is responsive and can handle various authentication scenarios seamlessly.

Don't forget to explore more about Flutter's capabilities and enjoy building dynamic applications! If you have any questions or further issues, feel free to reach out in the comments below.