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good afternoon!! I am developing a web page using Flutter Web. But this page has a query string with a parameter, example: "? recipeId=E4rt6yu8iod33rt". I need to take this parameter inside Flutter. I already know how to catch, but I don’t know how to put this query string in the Flutter Web debug. I’ve tried forcing, but always redirects to http://localhost:5000/#/ The logical thing was that I tried to put it before "#", so: http://localhost:5000/? recipeId=E4rt6yu8iod33rt#/, but ends up redirecting automatically to http://localhost:5000/#/. I tried to put after '#' and after '#/" too, unsuccessfully...
Has anyone here gone through this? Is there any way to keep this query string in the debug URL?
Personal thank you!
Use named routes, you can take a look at this package flutter_modular to try to get an idea.
– Matheus Ribeiro