When you see something that takes a URL that points to data as a parameter, it must being doing a network request at some point to obtain that data. Since there is no URL constructor for a FlareActor, do your own network request with the http package. Add the appropriate version to your pubspec.yaml dependencies.
dependencies:
http: ^0.12.2
Import the package into the file where you need the FlareActor. Do a get request to obtain the data and pass the data to the FlareActor.memory constructor.
var resp = await get(url);
FlareActor actor = FlareActor.memory(resp.bodyBytes);
Wrap the above code in a Future function and use a FutureBuilder in build to show your flare actor on the screen once it's ready.
When you see something that takes a URL that points to data as a parameter, it must being doing a network request at some point to obtain that data. Since there is no URL constructor for a
FlareActor, do your own network request with the http package. Add the appropriate version to your pubspec.yaml dependencies.Import the package into the file where you need the
FlareActor. Do agetrequest to obtain the data and pass the data to theFlareActor.memoryconstructor.Wrap the above code in a
Futurefunction and use aFutureBuilderinbuildto show your flare actor on the screen once it's ready.