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Hi Joe, thanks for writing in. I'm almost wondering in that case (and in general) if the StreamCallbacks are necessary, or if it's best to simply use a normal StreamController<void>.broadcast(sync:true).

Then, you can add data to the StreamController, and listen to the stream of data. I kinda made this lib to make that more natural, but wonder if it's really a necessary abstraction since it doesn't work cross-platform.

I've considered changing this lib up just a bit to create special StreamControllers for Flutter, such as "EndOfListStreamController" or "RefreshIndicatorStreamController" instead of the StreamCallback equivalents, and potentially removing the StreamCallbacks.

What are your thoughts?

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Hey thanks for the quick reply! I tried out the just using StreamController<void> and it works really well.

I like the idea of changing things over to SteamControllers because it fits with the Dart Library more and is more clear on what is actually taking place behind the scenes. Also, I think if things were StreamControllers it would make it easier for people to still make use of this lib while still sharing code

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Sounds good, thanks for the input! A bit busy these coming weeks (work & travel), but I'll try to make some updates to this lib soon.

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