Getting started

Install

flutter pub add raku_router

raku_router needs only flutter — no state-management or design-system dependency.

Your routes are data

Define routes as a sealed hierarchy so the switch that maps them to screens is checked for exhaustiveness by the compiler. No code generation.

sealed class AppRoute extends RakuRoute {
  const AppRoute();
}
class Home extends AppRoute { const Home(); }
class NoteDetail extends AppRoute {
  const NoteDetail(this.id);
  final String id;
  @override
  List<Object?> get props => [id];
}

Render a stack (no deep linking)

A RouteStack is a reactive List<route>. Drop a RouteStackView into MaterialApp.home (or any design system’s shell):

final stack = RouteStack(const Home());

MaterialApp(
  home: RouteStackView(
    stack: stack,
    builder: (context, route) => switch (route as AppRoute) {
      Home()                => const HomeScreen(),
      NoteDetail(:final id) => NoteScreen(id: id),
    },
  ),
);

Navigate from anywhere

No constructors to thread — read the nearest stack from the context:

context.push(const NoteDetail('42'));
context.pop();

Next

• Add URLs and deep linking with the route tree.
• Give each tab its own back stack with tabs.
• Try it live in the demo.