adaptive_video_player 1.3.3

A Flutter video player for YouTube and direct video URLs with adaptive controls. Supports Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Web.

1.3.3

• Full WASM Readiness & Platform Support (20/20 on pub.dev):
  • Resolved dart:io leakage into Flutter Web and WASM compiler graphs by migrating adaptive_controls.dart to use conditional web-safe video player abstractions.
  • Decoupled platform initialization (AdaptiveVideoPlayerPlatform) into platform_init_io.dart and platform_init_stub.dart, isolating desktop/IO-specific backends (video_player_media_kit) from Web and WASM targets.
  • Achieved official WASM-ready status on pub.dev and full 20/20 platform support points.
  • Formatted entire repository adhering strictly to standard Dart format guidelines (50/50 static analysis score).

1.3.2

• Feature (Localization): Added customizable and localizable text labels in PlayerTextConfig:
  • qualityText: Label for video resolution/quality selection menu (defaults to 'Quality (Resolution)').
  • autoText: Label for automatic quality resolution (defaults to 'Auto').
  • subtitlesText: Label for subtitles menu (defaults to 'Subtitles').
  • offText: Label for disabled subtitles track (defaults to 'Off').
  • noQualitiesAvailableText: SnackBar feedback message when no resolutions are available (defaults to 'No qualities available').
  • noSubtitlesAvailableText: SnackBar feedback message when no subtitles are available (defaults to 'No subtitles available').
• Enhancement (UI/UX):
  • Refactored AdaptiveControlsLayer bottom bar with flexible and overflow-safe time layout (Expanded, Flexible, FittedBox), preventing render overflow issues on smaller mobile screens.
  • Reduced control icon button constraints and optimized spacing for a cleaner and more compact player interface.
  • Wrapped fullscreen video player view in explicit LTR directionality to prevent mirror layout bugs when playing videos inside RTL localized apps.
  • Styled feedback SnackBars using player theme's settingsBackgroundColor and settingItemTextStyle with floating behavior.

1.3.1

• Maintenance: Achieved full WebAssembly (WASM) compatibility on Flutter Web.
  • Refactored video_player imports to conditionally route to a native re-export or a custom web-safe controller/widget implementation.
  • Bypassed the transitive dart:io import in the official video_player package for web builds.
  • Declared video_player_platform_interface explicitly in the dependencies list.

1.3.0

• Maintenance: Upgraded youtube_player_flutter to version 10.0.1.
  • Migrated controller APIs to use parameters and async duration streams.
  • Rewrote the position display, remaining display, and progress bar to use StreamBuilder and listen to controller.videoStateStream asynchronously.
• Maintenance: Explicitly declared support for all six platforms (android, ios, linux, macos, web, windows) in pubspec.yaml to ensure correct scoring on pub.dev.
• Tests: Created a fake WebView platform interface implementation to resolve WebView platform assertions in test environments, and upgraded all tests to pass.

1.2.3

• Major Feature: Added full Windows and Linux platform support — package now supports all 6 platforms (20/20 on pub.dev).
  • Windows: Uses video_player_win for normal video playback (compatible with flutter_inappwebview).
  • Linux: Uses video_player_media_kit (media_kit backend) for normal video playback.
• New API: Added AdaptiveVideoPlayerPlatform.ensureInitialized() — a single-line setup to enable desktop video playback in your main().
• Fix: Moved YouTube player fullscreen button to appear after the YouTube logo in the bottom bar and increased icon size for better visibility.
• Documentation: Updated README with new platform support table, combined Windows & Linux setup guide, and updated FAQ.

1.1.1

• Documentation: Complete README overhaul with comprehensive usage examples, full configuration reference tables, platform permissions & setup guide, FAQ section, architecture overview, and contributing guidelines.
• Documentation: Added platform demo GIFs (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Web) to the README.
• Documentation: Added feature comparison table and platform-specific YouTube behavior details.

1.1.0

• Major Feature: Added Live Stream support with a dynamic "LIVE" indicator and adjustable Viewer Count (isLive, viewerCount).
• Major Feature: Added Quality Selection (Resolution/source picker) for dynamic MP4/HLS stream switching.
• Major Feature: Added Subtitle/CC Support parsing (SRT/VTT formats).
• Major Feature: Externalizing Custom UI Builders (controlsBuilder, subtitleBuilder) for complete custom overlay creation.
• Enhancement: Implemented Safe External Link Handling (Now opens YouTube external URLs like logos in the system browser securely rather than breaking the player).
• Refactoring: Removed the heavy chewie dependency out completely and engineered a fully integrated and adaptive built-in custom video playback control logic.
• Refactoring: Replaced dart:html with package:web completely, making the package 100% WASM ready for advanced Web platform outputs.
• Documentation: Added a comprehensive Flutter example application demonstrating MP4 and YouTube video playback, and updated README instructions for Android.
• Documentation: Fixed README.md formatting and pubspec.yaml topic limits to achieve maximum 160 points on pub.dev.

1.0.4

• Fix NormalVideoPlayer playback on Web not rendering (removed dart:io dependency internally)

1.0.3

• Make web platform fully WASM-compatible by replacing dart:html with package:web

1.0.2

• Fix web platform compatibility issue from underlying dart:io import

1.0.1

• Enhanced platform architecture, fixed displays, and updated utilities and test dependencies

1.0.0

• Initial release
• Adaptive video player with automatic YouTube/direct video detection
• YouTube player with native controls on mobile (Android/iOS)
• YouTube player with InAppWebView + localhost server on Windows Desktop (fixes Error 153)
• YouTube player with HTML iframe on Web
• Normal video player powered by Chewie (MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM, etc.)
• Support for network URLs, local files, and in-memory video bytes
• Customizable player styling, text labels, and control visibility
• BLoC/Cubit state management
• Fullscreen mode with state preservation
• Settings panel (auto-play, loop, force HD, captions, mute)
• Seek forward/backward controls on mobile
• Cross-platform support: Android, iOS, Windows, Web