Null check operator used on a null value

Any one who are using get_it package and having similar issue, here is the most simple solution. just add WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized(); at the top of main function.

Change your main function like this :

Future<void> main() async {
WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();
await di.init()
runApp(MyApp());}

Don't downgrade Flutter

Problem:

This error occurs when you use a bang operator (!) on a nullable instance which wasn't initialized.

For example:

String? foo; // Nullable String

void main() {
  var len = foo!.length; // Runtime error: Null check operator used on a null value
}

Solutions:

You need to find out where you're using the bang operator in your code. Once you are there, you can use any of the following solutions:

• Use a local variable

  var f = foo;
  if (f != null) {
    var len = f.length; // Safe 
  }
  

• Use ?. and ??

  var len = foo?.length ?? 0; // Provide a default value if foo was null.
  

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To answer your question:

You're using

Colors.blueAccent.shade50

which doesn't have 50th shade. If you look into the source code, you'd find:

Color get shade50 => this[50]!; // <-- This bang operator is causing the error.

To solve this error, you should use some other color which is not null, maybe the 100th shade.

Colors.blueAccent[100]
// or
Colors.blue.shade100

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For those who are using FutureBuilder/StreamBuilder:

You can solve the error in two ways:

• Specify a type to your FutureBuilder/StreamBuilder

  FutureBuilder<List<int>>( // <-- type 'List<int>' is specified.
    future: _listOfInt(),
    builder: (_, snapshot) {
      if (snapshot.hasData) {
        List<int> myList = snapshot.data!; // <-- Your data
      }
      return Container();
    },
  )
  

• Use as to downcast Object to your type, say a List or Map.

  FutureBuilder(
    future: _listOfInt(),
    builder: (_, snapshot) {
      if (snapshot.hasData) {
        var myList = snapshot.data! as List<int>; // <-- Your data using 'as'
      }
      return Container();
    },
  )