aidlab_sdk 2.9.0

Aidlab Flutter SDK. For more information please visit https://www.aidlab.com/developer

2.9.0

• Disconnecting stops live data first, so the last second of each signal is no longer lost.
• Android no longer ships the 32-bit x86 library, so 32-bit x86 emulators are not supported.

2.8.3

• More reliable connecting, reconnecting and disconnecting, including when the connection drops mid-session.
• Unknown sync statuses are reported as failures, and Bluetooth data uses less CPU.

2.8.2

• Releases the Unity SDK; the Flutter SDK is unchanged from 2.8.1.

2.8.1

• stopSynchronization now returns once the device has stopped syncing, so clearSynchronization right after it works on every firmware.
• A stop no longer fails while a slow sync is still draining.

2.8.0

• Aidlab 2 requires this version.
• Rejected commands throw ProcessRejectedError with the reason.
• processDidExit reports the exit status.
• Sleep events report the stages of a night.
• send with an empty payload closes the process's stdin.

BREAKING

• didReceivePayload is now didReceiveProcessOutput, processDidTerminate is now processDidExit.
• Removed SleepPeriod.night.
• Every live event is enabled through collect(events:); DataType.activity is removed, use the activity event.
• Android requires minSdk 31 (Android 12); location permission is no longer needed.

2.7.0

• BREAKING: Unified device events under didReceiveEvent and changed raw process callbacks to use PIDs and unmodified device payloads.
• Made data callbacks optional, made connect() throw on failure, and improved collection and synchronization across Aidlab 1 and Aidlab 2.

2.6.0

BREAKING

• Rejected commands throw AidlabError; delegate callback exceptions are no longer suppressed.
• Removed DisconnectReason.sdkOutdated. SDK failures that end a session report timeout or unknownError.
• Unsynchronized size is always in bytes; sync speed is -1 until measured.
• connect() sets the device clock on firmware 2.2.2 and later.
• iOS: set the Runner target's Strip Style to Non-Global Symbols.

2.5.6

• Fixed stationary activity being reported as unknown.
• Fixed queued commands racing with Bluetooth disconnection.
• Updated native iOS and Android libraries to 2.5.6.

2.5.5

• Increased the process command timeout to improve collection and synchronization reliability on slower device responses.

2.5.4

• Improved Swift Package Manager support for iOS.
• Fixed native header exposure for Flutter FFI builds using Swift Package Manager.
• Updated the example app and CI to validate Swift Package Manager integration.

2.5.3

• Improved compatibility with Aidlab 2.
• Improved protocol reliability and workout detection.
• Updated the bundled native libraries.

2.5.2

• Refined process command handling for already-running device processes.
• Updated the bundled iOS native library.

2.5.1

• Fixed Collect reconfiguration and stop commands by routing them to the runtime process PID returned by the device.
• Fixed process lifecycle state handling across multiple connected devices and reconnects.

2.5.0

BREAKING Collection and synchronization controls now wait for device lifecycle confirmation and return the runtime PID, or null when rejected.

• Add deterministic command serialization and completion for collection and synchronization controls.
• Expose process termination and stderr callbacks while preserving PID-less collection on firmware older than 3.6.
• Harden v4 ACK/NAK handling and reject oversized packets.

2.1.0

BREAKING Removed the ability to configure ECG filtering.

2.0.0

• feat: add support for Aidlab 2 (no breaking API changes)

1.0.0

BREAKING This version introduces a comprehensive restructuring of our SDK, aimed at simplifying data retrieval processes. We strongly advise all developers to review the updated examples and consult the new documentation available at aidlab.com/developer/docs to fully understand the impact on your projects.

Older versions: see each version's changelog on pub.dev or the repository history.