A simple Flutter plugin to keep object in memory on native code, while pass a string reference to Flutter code.
Usefull to interact with native objects without serializing its content.
From native side, after creating a instance, return it's reference to Flutter using:
val instance = Orange()
val ref = References.add(instance)To retrieve a instance on native side, use:
val instance = References.get<Orange>(ref)On Flutter side, always wrap the reference string on Reference class, since this class has
capability to handle garbage collection.
Future<Reference> create() {
return channel.invokeMethod("create").then((value) => Reference(value));
// or
return channel.invokeMethodReference("create", (id) => Reference(id));
}Also you can create your own class who extends Reference
class Fruit extends Reference {
Fruit(super.id);
}- You can use and re-dist freely.
- You can also modify, but only for yourself.
- You can use it as a part of your project, but without modifications in this project.