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Currently the generator doesn't support restorable routes like 'restorablePushNamed' etc. Would be nice if this was added.

When using dart_style & flutter_navigation_generator it is not possible to resolve.

Resolving dependencies...
Because no versions of flutter_navigation_generator match >1.0.3 <2.0.0 and flutter_navigation_generator 1.0.3 depends on analyzer ^5.0.0, flutter_navigation_generator ^1.0.3 requires analyzer ^5.0.0.
And because dart_style >=2.3.3 depends on analyzer ^6.2.0, flutter_navigation_generator ^1.0.3 is incompatible with dart_style >=2.3.3.
So, because my_app depends on both dart_style ^2.3.4 and flutter_navigation_generator ^1.0.3, version solving failed.

When using restorable routes, your parameters need to be serialisable. Maybe show a warning to the user so they know they can only pass serializable parameters, or turn the objects into a map automatically.

The FlutterRoute pageType doesn't override the FlutterNavigator pageType which is expected.

It would be nice to have custom transitions in flutter_navigation_generator so you don't have to write them again in different projects.

In https://github.com/ikbendewilliam/get_x_navigation_generator we had transiation which makes it easier to play around with different transitions without having to write everything again from scratch

It would be nice to have something like this

@FlutterRoute(
  routeName: 'my_route/{id}',
)

In the first place this would analytics make easier. But can maybe also be used to implement this

Currently you have to override the showCustomDialog function if you want change the default parameters of a dialog like 'barrierDismissible'. Would be nice if this was just generated as well so we can pass them in the showcustomDialog function.

This screen config:

@FlutterRoute(
  navigationType: NavigationType.popAndPush,
)

Generates this:

navigatorKey.currentState?.popAndPushNamed<dynamic>(...)

And gives this error:

The method 'Future<T?> Function<T extends Object?, TO extends Object?>(String, {Object? arguments, TO? result})' is declared with 2 type parameters, but 1 type arguments are given.
Try adjusting the number of type arguments.dart[wrong_number_of_type_arguments_method](https://dart.dev/diagnostics/wrong_number_of_type_arguments_method)