State

The state of your application is stored in a dynamic Map

Defining the state object

The state object is just a dynamic Map, that shouldn't be modified directly, which will hold the state of whatever you need on your application.

It's important to be a Map<String, dynamic> to allow you to register whatever kind of state

  final Map<String, dynamic> state = {
    'message': 'A message',
  };

Registering the state on Store

To start a store, create a class which extends from Store and on the call of the constructor, pass your rootModule

class MyStore extends Store {
  MyStore() : super(
    Module(
      state: {
        'message': 'A message',
      }
    ),
  );
}

It's good to know the API of a Module, you can check on the pub documentation, or on the Modules section