Config

NeoConfig holds framework-wide settings that apply before the first frame. Pass it to NeoApp.config, or update it at runtime through neoConfigProvider.

Example

NeoApp(
  title: "My Neo App",
  config: NeoConfig(
    enableInteractionHaptics: false,
    enableToastHaptics: false,
  ),
  routerConfig: neoRouter.config(),
),

ref.read(neoConfigProvider.notifier).updateConfig(
  NeoConfig(
    enableInteractionHaptics: false,
    enableToastHaptics: false,
  ),
);

Properties

Content

bool

default:"true"

When true, NeoInteractable plays light haptics on press (and on release after the min-press duration), unless overridden by NeoInteractable.enableHaptics. NeoButton uses this shell for press haptics. Hold-to-confirm buttons disable interactable haptics.

bool

default:"true"

When true, NeoToast.show and typed NeoToast.update play presentation haptics: light for loading show, heavy for other non-danger types, error for danger.

Provider

NotifierProvider

Exposes the current NeoConfig. Watch it for reactive updates, or call updateConfig on the notifier to change settings at runtime.

Best Practices

Prefer seeding config through NeoApp.config so the first frame uses your intended defaults.
Use NeoInteractable.enableHaptics for one-off exceptions instead of flipping the global interaction flag.

Integration Notes

NeoApp overrides neoConfigProvider with your seeded config so there is no post-frame flash.
Hold-to-confirm buttons manage their own feedback and pass enableHaptics: false into NeoInteractable.

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