Dependency Injection on Generated StateNotifierProvider.

[AslamThachapalli]

In this project the dependency injection is done for the ungenerated StateNotifierProvider.

• What will be the ideal approach if we want to do dependency injection for the generated (Riverpod 2.0) StateNotifierProvider?
• The way I am doing it is:

// The StateNotifier.
@riverpod
class LoginStateNotifier extends _$LoginStateNotifier {
  @override
  LoginState build(LoginRepository repository) {
    return const LoginState.initial();
  }
}

// Provider registration
final loginNotifierProvider = Provider((ref) {
  final repository = ref.watch(loginRepoProvider);

  return loginStateNotifierProvider(repository);
});

// How I call it:
ref
    .read(ref.watch(loginNotifierProvider).notifier)
    .method();

Is this a recommended way? I feel it a bit overdo as I liked the ungenerated way of approach for the dependency injection.

• Or should I continue with the ungenerated way? Will it affect the project in a long run as riverpod team is favoring code generation approach more?