jonataslaw/getx
This system is a comprehensive Flutter framework providing state management, dependency injection, and navigation capabilities. It offers a modular architecture with distinct modules for reactive state management, HTTP and WebSocket connectivity, and a modern routing system supporting nested navigation and route guards. The library also includes utility functions, internationalization support, and a suite of example applications demonstrating these features across multiple platforms.
62.4
Adequate · 5 August 2026
20k
lines of production code
Dart
primary language
5
bus factor · 237 authors in all
5
measurements over time
How it got here
2019–2020 · modular architecture and HTTP client
This period focused on restructuring the GetX library into a modular, multi-package architecture with distinct entry points for navigation, state management, and utilities. A major addition was the introduction of GetConnect, a comprehensive HTTP and WebSocket client with interceptor and multipart support. The example application was also significantly updated to demonstrate these new capabilities, including modernized UI and navigation patterns.
49 changes
2021 · Navigation 2.0 example and Snackbar refactor
This period focused on building a comprehensive 'Navigation 2.0' example application that demonstrates nested routing, lazy dependency injection, and authentication middleware. Concurrently, the core Snackbar component was completely rewritten to support message queuing, animations, and improved memory management.
35 changes
2022–2023 · Platform-aware HTTP and animation features
This period focused on enhancing platform-specific capabilities, introducing a new HTTP request abstraction that supports both browser and server environments. Additionally, a comprehensive animation library was added, providing a suite of pre-built animations and a builder widget to simplify their application in Flutter applications.
4 changes
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