FletXr 0.1.3

The GetX-inspired Python Framework for Building Reactive, Cross-Platform Apps with Flet

FletX 🚀

The open-source GetX-inspired Python Framework for Building Reactive, Cross-Platform Apps with Flet

Why FletX? ✨

FletX brings Flutter's beloved GetX patterns to Python, combining Flet's UI capabilities with:

• ⚡ Reactive state management
• 🧭 Declarative routing
• 💉 Dependency injection
• 🧩 Modular architecture
• 🎨 Widget library

Perfect for building desktop, web, and mobile apps with Python at lightning speed.

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Showcase

Counter App	Todo App
Reactive Forms

Quick Start 🏁

NOTE: FletX currently supports Python 3.12 only. Compatibility with newer versions is in progress — we're actively working to expand support soon.

Installation

pip install FletXr

Create project

fletx new my_project --no-install

Created project structure 🏗️

my_project/
├── app/
│   ├── controllers/     # Business logic controllers
│   ├── services/       # Business services and API calls
│   ├── models/         # Data models
│   ├── components/     # Reusable widgets
│   ├── pages/          # Application pages
│   └── routes.py       # App routing modules
├── assets/             # Static assets (images, fonts, etc.)
├── tests/              # Test files
├── .python-version     # Python version
├── pyproject.toml      # Python dependencies
├── README.md           # Quick start README
└── main.py            # Application entry point

To run the project, just navigate to the project folder and run this command

fletx run --web # Will open app in a navigator
        # --desktop to open app in a desktop window
        # --android to open app on Android device
        # --ios to open app on a iOs device
        # --help for more option

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Basic Usage (Counter App)

import flet as ft

from fletx.app import FletXApp
from fletx.core import (
    FletXPage, FletXController, RxInt, RxStr
)
from fletx.navigation import router_config
from fletx.decorators import (
    simple_reactive
)


class CounterController(FletXController):
    count = RxInt(0)  # Reactive state


@simple_reactive(
    bindings={
        'value': 'text'
    }
)
class MyReactiveText(ft.Text):

    def __init__(self, rx_text: RxStr, **kwargs):
        self.text: RxStr = rx_text
        super().__init__(**kwargs)

class CounterPage(FletXPage):
    ctrl = CounterController()
    
    def build(self):
        return ft.Column(
            controls = [
                MyReactiveText(rx_text=self.ctrl.count, size=200, weight="bold"),
                ft.ElevatedButton(
                    "Increment",
                    on_click = lambda e: self.ctrl.count.increment()  # Auto UI update
                )
            ]
        )


def main():

    # Defining route
    router_config.add_route(
        **{'path': '/', 'component': CounterPage}
    )
    app = FletXApp(
        title = "My Counter",
        initial_route = "/",
        debug = True
    ).with_window_size(400, 600).with_theme(
        ft.Theme(color_scheme_seed=ft.Colors.BLUE)
    )
    
    # Run sync
    app.run()

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

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Core Features 🧠

1. Reactive State Management

class SearchController(FletXController):
    """Search controller"""
    
    def __init__(self):
        self.query = RxStr("")
        self.results = RxList([])
        self.is_loading = RxBool(False)
        self.is_enabled = RxBool(True)
        
        # Configure reactives effects
        self._setup_reactive_effects()
    
    def _setup_reactive_effects(self):
        """Configure reactive effects"""
        
        # Search with debounce
        @reactive_debounce(0.5)
        @reactive_when(self.is_enabled)
        def search_handler():
            if self.query.value.strip():
                self.perform_search(self.query.value)
        
        # Listen query changes
        self.query.listen(search_handler)
        
        # Cache expensive search results
        @reactive_memo(maxsize=50)
        def expensive_search(query: str):
            # Expensive search simulation
            import time
            time.sleep(0.1)  # Simulate 
            return [f"Result {i} for '{query}'" for i in range(5)]
        
        self.expensive_search = expensive_search

        # Other actions here...

2. Smart Routing

# Define routes
from flex.navigation import router_config, navigate

# 1. simple routing
router_config.add_routes([
    {"path": "/", "component": HomePage},
    {"path": "/settings", "component": SettingsPage}
])

# 2. Dynamic routes with parameters
router_config.add_routes([
    {
        "path": "/users/:id",
        "component": lambda route: UserDetailPage(route.params['id'])
    },
    {
        "path": "/products/*category",
        "component": lambda route: ProductsPage(route.params['category'])
    }
])
# Navigate programmatically
navigate("/users/123")

3. Dependency Injection

# Register services
FletX.put(AuthService(), tag="auth")

# Retrieve anywhere
auth_service = FletX.find(AuthService, tag="auth")

4. Reactive Widgets

FletX allows you to quickly create reactive widgets from flet Controls by using reactive widget decorators.

from fletx.decorators import (
    reactive_control, simple_reactive,
    reactive_state_machine, reactive_form,
    two_way_reactive, reactive_list,
    ...
)

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Community & Support 💬

• Documentation 📚 (not available for now.)
• Discord Community 💬
• Issue Tracker 🐛

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🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community! Please see the CONTRIBUTING.md guide for more information.

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License 📜

MIT © 2025 AllDotPy

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