This project is an example of how to use Bloc and Cubit packages to manage application state in Flutter. The project is a simple e-commerce application that allows users to view a list of shoes and add them to a shopping cart.
The main feature of the application is the use of the Bloc and Cubit patterns to manage the state of the shopping cart. The application uses the shoe_bloc.dart file to define a ShoeBloc class that manages the state of the shoes in the application.
The ShoeBloc class extends the Bloc class from the bloc package and uses a ShoeState class to define the state of the application. The ShoeState class defines three states: ShoeStateLoading, ShoeStateLoaded, and ShoeStateError.
The application also uses the cubit package to manage the state of the shopping cart. The cart_cubit.dart file defines a CartCubit class that manages the state of the shopping cart.
The CartCubit class extends the Cubit class from the cubit package and uses a CartState class to define the state of the shopping cart. The CartState class defines two states: CartStateEmpty and CartStateNotEmpty.
The application demonstrates how to use Bloc and Cubit to manage application state and how to use BlocBuilder and CubitBuilder widgets to listen to state changes and update the UI accordingly.
Overall, this project serves as a good starting point for developers who are interested in learning how to use Bloc and Cubit to manage application state in Flutter.