anysql 0.3.0

A Firebase-style keyword API, setup generator, HTTP backend client, and driver layer for SQL and NoSQL databases.

0.3.0

Added

• Added AnySqlStore.close() plus generated withStore and withBackendStore helpers for safer connection cleanup.
• Added GitHub Actions CI with live PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB service-container smoke tests.

Changed

• Kept core contracts, HTTP backend, and built-in direct drivers in the single anysql package.
• Updated the Dart SDK constraint to ^3.10.0 for modern SQLite native-asset support.

Fixed

• Made the SQLite driver return rows for statements that use RETURNING, while ignoring returning inside comments and string literals.
• Added clear MySQL config validation for collation and timeoutMs driver options.

0.2.2

Added

• Added AnySqlStore, a Firebase-style keyword API over AnySqlConnection with collection, where, orderBy, limit, offset, doc, add, set, update, and delete operations for SQL and MongoDB dialects.
• Added connection.store(dialect: ...) plus first() helpers for easier single-row and single-document reads.
• Improved dart run anysql/dart run anysql setup so setup asks only for one included database and generates a focused options file with store helpers.
• Made dart run anysql a short alias for interactive setup.
• Reworked README and example docs so the keyword-store workflow is easier to learn on pub.dev and GitHub.
• Added keyword-store examples and SQLite coverage for real CRUD behavior.

0.2.1

Added

• Added dart run anysql setup for interactive options file generation after installing the package.
• Added AnySqlParameters helpers for named, positional, and document-style query parameters.
• Added opt-in live smoke tests for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB drivers.

Changed

• Removed advertised web platform support while the package includes native direct-driver dependencies.
• Clarified transaction behavior and the shared contract's limits around nested transactions and savepoints.
• Reused a shared internal statement preview helper across built-in drivers.
• Updated README, driver guide, example docs, and examples for the new setup and parameter helper flows.

Fixed

• Fixed HTTP backend client ownership so internally managed clients are scoped per connection while injected clients remain caller-owned.
• Changed config validation failures to throw AnySqlConfigException.
• Hardened HTTP backend response decoding for malformed rows, metadata, and affected row counts.

0.2.0

Added

• Added package:anysql/anysql_drivers.dart with built-in real driver adapters for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MongoDB.
• Added PostgresAnySqlDriver backed by package:postgres.
• Added MysqlAnySqlDriver backed by package:mysql_client.
• Added SqliteAnySqlDriver backed by package:sqlite3.
• Added MongodbAnySqlDriver backed by package:mongo_dart.
• Added real in-memory SQLite coverage for query and transaction behavior.
• Added generated-file analysis tests so generated options files must compile.
• Added CLI integration tests for init, configure, and invalid SQLite flags.
• Added doc/driver_guide.md with built-in driver usage examples.
• Added a driver capability matrix to the README for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MongoDB.
• Added clearer error and debugging documentation for AnySqlException subclasses.
• Added ecosystem notes that explain how anysql differs from ORMs, query builders, and direct database drivers.
• Added SQLite tests for wrapped query failures and closed-connection behavior.
• Added MongoDB adapter support for insertMany, updateMany, replaceOne, deleteMany, and count.
• Added AnySqlHttpBackendClient for JSON HTTP backend/proxy connections.
• Added tests for HTTP backend requests, result decoding, missing backend URLs, failed HTTP responses, and closed backend connections.

Changed

• Updated README usage examples for the built-in drivers.
• Added README badges for pub.dev, Dart SDK, license, and GitHub.
• Reworked the README into a more practical getting-started guide with a copyable in-memory SQLite example.
• Updated the example to include a real SQLite connection alongside the fake direct and backend/proxy examples.
• Improved the example README so users can tell which parts use fake demo clients and which part uses a real driver.
• Updated the runnable example output to show the direct-driver, backend/proxy, and real SQLite patterns separately.
• Wrapped built-in driver query failures in AnySqlQueryException with a short statement preview.
• Wrapped closed PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB connection usage in AnySqlConnectionException.
• Changed unsupported MongoDB transactions to throw a typed AnySqlConnectionException with a stable explanation.
• Completed the example and test fake transaction implementations so no sample connection code is left as an unimplemented stub.
• Replaced the unused shelf dependency with http for the built-in backend client.

Fixed

• Prevented SQLite options generation from emitting invalid network-only constructor arguments.
• Added CLI validation for unsupported SQLite options like --host, --port, --username, --password-env, and --ssl.
• Fixed documentation snippets that used built-in drivers without showing the required package:anysql/anysql_drivers.dart import.
• Clarified that Flutter mobile and web apps should use a backend/proxy instead of shipping production database credentials.
• Clarified SQLite positional parameter usage with parameters: {'values': [...]}.

0.1.1

Added

• Added dart run anysql init to generate a starter lib/anysql_options.dart file with editable dummy options for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MongoDB.
• Added AnySqlOptionsFile.byDialect to the generated starter file.

Fixed

• Escaped generated Dart string literals more safely for values containing dollar signs, quotes, and control characters.
• Clarified CLI help text for init and configure class-name defaults.

0.1.0

Initial public release of anysql.

Added

• Core AnySql client for direct driver lookup and connection opening.
• AnySqlConfig with convenience constructors for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, and custom driver options.
• Driver, connection, transaction, backend client, result, and exception contracts for database packages to implement.
• Options generator available through dart run anysql configure.
• Generated AnySqlOptions support for direct drivers and backend/proxy clients.
• Defensive copying for config options and result rows.
• Public example covering direct and backend connection flows.

Security

• Generated setup files use String.fromEnvironment for passwords through --password-env.
• The CLI intentionally does not support inline password generation.