Redirect is not working in `AutoRouteGuard`

[mattermoran]

Redirect is not working in `AutoRouteGuard`

[mattermoran]

nope. I had to add a guard on specific routes rather than global one

[mattermoran]

Oh as I was typing out my solution I realized the difference between my global guard that's not working and local. In my local one I'm using router.replaceAll([RouteToShow()]) instead of resolver.redirect(RouteToShow()).
Just tried to use router.replaceAll in my global and it seems to be working fine.

The only issue is having to also check for root but honestly that's not a big deal.

[Milad-Akarie]

router.current is not the route being intercepted by guard, resolver.route is.

[mattermoran]

No the docs seems to be ok. Just tested with resolver.route.name and it works like charm.
my bad :)

and thanks!

[lcardosol]

Have you solved this? I got the same problem, for me it causes blank screen and an exception on the console, here is my issue #1818

[lcardosol]

nope. I had to add a guard on specific routes rather than global one

Would you mind sharing your temporary solution? I did try to assign them manually by separating the guard in its own class like tis:

class AuthGuard extends AutoRouteGuard {
  AuthGuard({
    required this.authState,
  }) : super();

  final AuthStateNotifer authState;

  @override
  void onNavigation(NavigationResolver resolver, StackRouter router) {
    final isLoginRoute = router.current.name == SignInRoute.name;
    final isSignUpRoute = router.current.name == SignUpRoute.name;
    final isAuthPage = isLoginRoute || isSignUpRoute;

    if (authState.isLogged && isAuthPage) {
      resolver.redirect(const HomeRoute());
    } else if (authState.isLogged && !isAuthPage) {
      resolver.next(true);
    } else if (!authState.isLogged && isAuthPage) {
      resolver.next(true);
    } else if (router.current.name == 'Root') {
      resolver.next(true);
    } else {
      resolver.redirect(const SignInRoute());
    }
  }
}

Like this it works, but it concerns me that I have to check on that specific route Root otherwise it causes the onNavigation to be triggered infinitly.

[mattermoran]

well it's official now, I can't read it seems

[Milad-Akarie]

Or maybe whoever wrote the docs made a mistake...