api_track_inspector 2.0.0

Dependency-free Flutter network inspector for debug builds. Logs any HTTP client (Dio, http, chopper) and shows requests in an in-app viewer behind a draggable FAB.

Changelog

All notable changes to this package will be documented in this file.

2.0.0

The package now has zero runtime dependencies. A debugging tool should not dictate your app's architecture — it works the same under Bloc, Riverpod, Provider, GetX or plain setState, and can no longer drag your transitive dependency versions around.

Removed dependencies

• get (GetX) — NetworkInspectorService is now a plain ChangeNotifier instead of a GetxService, the dialog is a normal showDialog route closed with Navigator.pop, and the copy confirmation is a self-contained toast instead of Get.snackbar. No Get.key, no GetMaterialApp, no navigator key of any kind is required.
• flutter_screenutil — every .w / .h / .sp / .r is gone. This was a latent crash: those extensions read late fields, so the inspector threw LateInitializationError in any app that did not wrap its root in ScreenUtilInit. Sizes are now plain logical pixels.
• gap — replaced with SizedBox.
• share_plus — export and share now copy to the clipboard by default. Pass onShare: to route them to a native share sheet with the plugin of your choice. This also removes the old share_plus 7.x constraint, which pinned win32 <6.0.0 and silently forced package_info_plus downgrades in host apps.

Breaking

• NetworkInspector.showDialog() → NetworkInspector.show(BuildContext).
• NetworkInspector.onRequest / onResponse (GetConnect helpers) removed — their signatures took GetX types. Use logRequest / logResponse.
• NetworkInspector.setRequestBody() removed — pass body: to logRequest.
• NetworkInspectorService extends ChangeNotifier, not GetxService; logs is now an unmodifiable list.
• Minimum SDK raised to Flutter >=3.27.0 / Dart >=3.6.0. The previous >=3.0.0 constraint was inaccurate — the code already used Color.withValues (Flutter 3.27+) and would fail to compile on older SDKs.

See the README's "Migrating from 1.x" table. Pin 1.1.18 to stay on the GetX implementation.

Fixed

• Duplicate log ids. Ids came from DateTime.now().millisecondsSinceEpoch, so two requests fired in the same millisecond shared an id and the first response completed the wrong entry. Ids are now microsecond-based with a counter suffix.
• FAB could not open the inspector. Mounting via MaterialApp.builder puts the FAB above the app's Navigator, so a route-based dialog could not be pushed from it — 1.x only worked around this through GetX's global key. The FAB now presents the inspector directly.
• Average duration was skewed by counting only timed requests in the numerator while the empty case returned a double.
• Log cards now carry a ValueKey, so list updates no longer risk reusing element state across entries.

Added

• onShare configuration hook.
• NetworkInspector.maybeService — null instead of throwing.
• NetworkInspector.reset() — tear down and drop logs, for tests.
• A test suite (22 tests); the package previously shipped none.

1.1.18

• README: use raw.githubusercontent.com URLs for screenshot <img> tags so images load on pub.dev (relative doc/screenshots/... paths in HTML are not resolved on the package page).

1.1.17

• Refreshed doc/screenshots/*.png from review_before_pub (01–05, including 04_error.png).

1.1.16

• Declare five screenshots in pubspec.yaml so pub.dev serves them from the package (avoids broken README images from raw.githubusercontent.com when GitHub is out of sync or blocks embedding).
• README: replace the wide screenshot table with fixed-width inline previews using paths under doc/screenshots/; clarify carousel vs README.
• Published doc/screenshots/*.png match doc/screenshots/review_before_pub/01–05 (same files and order: list, POST detail, bodies, error detail, 403 headers/response).

1.1.15

• README screenshots normalized to a uniform 738×1600 canvas (from review_before_pub order: list, POST detail, bodies, forbidden error, 403 headers/response).

1.1.14

• Confirmed README screenshots match doc/screenshots/review_before_pub (unaltered PNGs); review_before_pub is excluded from the published package via .pubignore to avoid duplicate assets.

1.1.12

• README screenshots are unaltered PNG exports (no blur, resize, or overlays); use sanitized demo data in the captures themselves for pub.dev.

1.1.11

• Five README screenshots from your latest captures: solid-fill redaction (no blur), light sharpen, 640px width. Files: request_list.png, request_details.png, request_bodies.png, request_error.png, request_error_403.png.
• Numbered copies for review: doc/screenshots/review_before_pub/01–05 (same pixels as the five files above, before rename).

1.1.10

• README: three pub.dev screenshots (list, success details, error details); full URL and Authorization / Bearer values redacted in detail shots.
• Added doc/screenshots/request_error.png for the error/403 flow.

1.1.9

• README: show screenshots in a compact two-column table (similar layout to other inspector packages on pub.dev).
• Removed the demo video from the README and dropped doc/demo.mp4 from the published package to keep the page and tarball smaller.

1.1.8

• Added README screenshots and a demo video (doc/screenshots/, doc/demo.mp4).
• Documented pub.dev-friendly image URLs via raw.githubusercontent.com.

1.1.7

• Simplified example/ app to focus on the two most common integrations: Dio and package:http.
• Removed GetConnect flow from the live example to reduce onboarding complexity.
• Kept logging flow explicit with logRequest and logResponse so developers can copy and adapt quickly.

1.1.6

• Improved README with a stronger quick-start section and clearer developer onboarding.
• Added a top-level AI quick prompt for faster integration.
• Added explicit flavor-based setup examples using NetworkInspector.init(enabled: AppConfig.isDev).
• Simplified real-app integration guidance with a framework-agnostic MaterialApp builder pattern.

1.1.5

• Publishing prep release for pub.dev.
• Added in-app network inspector dialog with draggable FAB overlay.
• Added GetConnect integration helpers via onRequest and onResponse.
• Added manual logging APIs for other clients: logRequest and logResponse.
• Added JSON export and log sharing support.
• Added comprehensive README integration guides and an example/ app.