GetXbased

GetXbased is a modular, cross-platform framework inspired by the GetX library, designed to organize application development around reactive state management, routing, and dependency injection. It presents a cohesive set of patterns intended to simplify building scalable apps while promoting testability and separation of concerns. The project is positioned as an open-source option for developers seeking a GetX-like approach beyond a single platform.

Core concepts in GetXbased center on reactivity, modularization, and explicit dependency wiring. State is exposed through observable variables and reactive streams, enabling UI components to respond automatically to changes. Business logic is typically organized into controllers or managers, which are made available to the UI via a binding mechanism that resolves dependencies when modules are loaded. The framework encourages modular boundaries via isolated modules, each with its own bindings, services, and repositories, to support feature-driven development and easier testing.

Architecture and components commonly referenced in GetXbased projects include Core, Modules, Bindings, Controllers, Services, and Repositories. The Core provides shared utilities and lifecycle hooks; Modules encapsulate functionality; Bindings wire dependencies; Controllers host presentation logic and state; Services implement external integrations, and Repositories manage data access. Routing is designed to support dynamic paths, guards, and middleware-like features to control navigation flows and pre-navigation checks.

Development status and licensing for GetXbased typically emphasize open collaboration, with documentation and example projects hosted in a public repository. The project is generally released under an permissive license to encourage adoption and community contribution. Adoption tends to be strongest among teams already using reactive patterns in Flutter or similar ecosystems, though critics note potential complexity for new developers and risks of over-architecting small applications.

See also: GetX, Flutter, state management, dependency injection.