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How can I know that the contextual appbar is in actionmode and how to disable programatically?

After Selecting some widgets If the user press back button in home page he exits the app instead the expected behaviour is it should the normal app bar just like if unselected widgets are zero.

Hi,

First of all thank you for such a nice plugin. It does the job pretty well.

In one of my use case, I need to hide/unhide a view based on ActionMode enabled/disabled status. I tried to figure it out but could not able to identify if the ActionMode is disabled. Though by using the CounterBuilder I identified that the ActionMode is enabled when itemCount >= 0

Looking forward for your help.

Thanks in advance.

The current implementation has no way to customize the inkwell in the action
I had to do this manually to get a custom widget with a good inkwell.
I had to extend your ContextualAction and install provider to my main project. to get this to work.

class CustomContextualAction<T> extends ContextualAction<T> {
  static void _dummyItemHandler(_) {}

  final Widget Function(
    BuildContext context,
    List<T> items,
    Function disableActionMode,
  ) builder;
  const CustomContextualAction({required this.builder, super.key})
      : super(itemsHandler: _dummyItemHandler, child: const SizedBox());

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return provider.Consumer<ItemsController<T>>(
      builder: (BuildContext ctx, ItemsController<T> value, Widget? child) {
        void disableActionMode() {
          ActionMode.disable<T>(ctx);
        }

        return builder(context, value.items, disableActionMode);
      },
    );
  }
}