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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced documentation for making network requests using Riverpod in Flutter, including setup, provider creation, and UI integration.
  • Added examples for defining models and using Consumer widgets for handling network responses.
  • Introduced guidance on integrating with Flutter Hooks.

• Documentation

  • Comprehensive restructuring and localization of the first_request.mdx file for multiple languages (Italian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese).

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The pull request involves extensive restructuring and enhancement of the documentation for making network requests using Riverpod in Flutter applications. Key updates include clarifications on setting up ProviderScope, expanded explanations on executing network requests within providers, and detailed guidance on defining models and creating providers. New examples illustrate practical implementations, including the use of the Bored API. Additionally, the documentation now discusses UI rendering with Consumer widgets and introduces alternatives like ConsumerWidget and ConsumerStatefulWidget, along with considerations for integrating flutter_hooks.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
website/docs/essentials/first_request.mdx	Restructured content, clarified ProviderScope, expanded on network requests, added examples, and discussed UI rendering with Consumer widgets.
website/i18n/it/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/essentials/first_request.mdx	Restructured and enhanced content for Italian-speaking developers, similar to the English version.
website/i18n/ja/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/essentials/first_request.mdx	Comprehensive guide for Japanese-speaking developers, detailing setup and usage of Riverpod for network requests.
website/i18n/ko/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/essentials/first_request.mdx	Significant updates for Korean-speaking developers, enhancing clarity on network requests and provider usage.
website/i18n/zh-Hans/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/essentials/first_request.mdx	Complete translation to Simplified Chinese, retaining structure and content integrity for network requests documentation.
website/docs/essentials/provider.dart	Added methods: @riverpod Result myFunction(Ref ref) and final name = SomeProvider.someModifier<Result>((ref) { ... }).

Possibly related PRs

• Removed confusing bullet point #3766: The changes in the main PR regarding the use of flutter_hooks and ConsumerWidget are related to the PR that clarifies the relationship between hooks and Riverpod, particularly the introduction of HookConsumerWidget, which merges functionalities of hooks and Riverpod.

🐰 In a world of code and cheer,
A rabbit hops, with knowledge near.
With Riverpod, requests take flight,
In Flutter's realm, they shine so bright.
From models to providers, all in line,
Our docs now sparkle, oh so fine! ✨

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