/flutter-auto-route-navigation
Implement typed routing, nested routes, and auth guards using auto_route in Flutter. Use when the task explicitly uses auto_route or its generated router; defer generic deep-link setup and other routing libraries.
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Implement typed routing, nested routes, and auth guards using auto_route in Flutter. Use when the task explicitly uses auto_route or its generated router; defer generic deep-link setup and other routing libraries.
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flutter-auto-route-navigation.SKILL.mdname: flutter-auto-route-navigation
description: Implement typed routing, nested routes, and auth guards using auto_route in Flutter. Use when the task explicitly uses auto_route or its generated router; defer generic deep-link setup and other routing libraries.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- '**/router.dart'
- '**/app_router.dart'
keywords:
- AutoRoute
- AutoRouter
- router
- guards
- navigate
- pushAutoRoute Navigation
**Priority: P1 (HIGH)**
Structure
core/router/
├── app_router.dart # Router configuration
└── app_router.gr.dart # Generated routes
Implementation Workflow
1. **Annotate pages** — Mark all screen/page widgets with `@RoutePage()`. 2. **Configure router** — Extend `_$AppRouter` and annotate with `@AutoRouterConfig`. 3. **Navigate with types** — Use generated route classes (e.g., `HomeRoute()`). Never use strings. 4. **Add guards** — Implement `AutoRouteGuard` for authentication/authorization logic. 5. **Handle parameters** — Constructors of `@RoutePage` widgets automatically become route parameters. 6. **Prefer declarative calls** — Use `context.pushRoute()` or `context.replaceRoute()`.
Nested Routes & Tabs
Use `children` in `AutoRoute` for tabs. Pass `children` parameter to define initial active sub-route.
See [implementation examples](references/implementation.md) for nested route navigation and router configuration patterns.
Reference & Examples
For full Router configuration and Auth Guard implementation: See [references/REFERENCE.md](references/REFERENCE.md).
Anti-Patterns
- **No string-based navigation**: Use generated typed route classes (e.g., `OrderDetailRoute(id: 123)`).
- **No protected screen without AutoRouteGuard**: Every protected route must declare guard; don't rely on UI-level checks.
- **No navigation calls from BLoC**: Emit state and let Presentation layer navigate.
References
- [go-router-navigation](../flutter-navigation/SKILL.md) | [layer-based-clean-architecture](../../common/common-clean-architecture/SKILL.md)
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name: flutter-auto-route-navigation
description: Implement typed routing, nested routes, and auth guards using auto_route in Flutter. Use when the task explicitly uses auto_route or its generated router; defer generic deep-link setup and other routing libraries.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- '**/router.dart'
- '**/app_router.dart'
keywords:
- AutoRoute
- AutoRouter
- router
- guards
- navigate
- pushAutoRoute Navigation
**Priority: P1 (HIGH)**
Structure
core/router/ ├── app_router.dart # Router configuration └── app_router.gr.dart # Generated routes
Implementation Workflow
1. **Annotate pages** — Mark all screen/page widgets with `@RoutePage()`. 2. **Configure router** — Extend `_$AppRouter` and annotate with `@AutoRouterConfig`. 3. **Navigate with types** — Use generated route classes (e.g., `HomeRoute()`). Never use strings. 4. **Add guards** — Implement `AutoRouteGuard` for authentication/authorization logic. 5. **Handle parameters** — Constructors of `@RoutePage` widgets automatically become route parameters. 6. **Prefer declarative calls** — Use `context.pushRoute()` or `context.replaceRoute()`.
Nested Routes & Tabs
Use `children` in `AutoRoute` for tabs. Pass `children` parameter to define initial active sub-route.
See [implementation examples](references/implementation.md) for nested route navigation and router configuration patterns.
Reference & Examples
For full Router configuration and Auth Guard implementation: See [references/REFERENCE.md](references/REFERENCE.md).
Anti-Patterns
- **No string-based navigation**: Use generated typed route classes (e.g., `OrderDetailRoute(id: 123)`).
- **No protected screen without AutoRouteGuard**: Every protected route must declare guard; don't rely on UI-level checks.
- **No navigation calls from BLoC**: Emit state and let Presentation layer navigate.
References
- [go-router-navigation](../flutter-navigation/SKILL.md) | [layer-based-clean-architecture](../../common/common-clean-architecture/SKILL.md)
Canonical response anchors
When this skill applies, preserve the following domain terminology or equivalent concrete examples in the answer when relevant:
- Use generated
- Additional task-grounded exact anchors: generated typed
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