backd 0.9.9

The pure-Dart client for backd: sign-in and sessions, collections and the query language, files, function jobs, realtime live views and generated realm types. Works in Flutter apps and standalone Dart [...]

0.9.9

No changes; released on the same version as the backd server.

0.9.8

No changes; released on the same version as the backd server.

0.9.7

No changes; released on the same version as the backd server.

0.9.6

• parseSize(text, {family, allowBytes}) and formatBytes(bytes, family) read and print sizes with the server's grammar (512KiB, 1.5GB), tested against the same vectors as backd-js and the server. Needs no new server feature; goes with backd v0.9.6.

0.9.5

• Public files: publicUrl(file, version) gives the permanent address of a file in a field with public: true (and of a ready version), and fileUrl(..., file:) answers it without a request to the server for such a file. FileLink.expiresAt is now nullable: a public file's link never expires, so code that reads it must handle null. The generated types gain public, key_name and the version url. Needs a backd server with public files (0.9.5).

0.9.4

• auth.updatePassword(email, password, newPassword, {code, method}): changes the password signed out with the current one (a password that expired for the user alone, or one the user wants to replace). An account with a second factor also gives code; every session of the user ends and none starts. A password expired for the whole realm is refused with password_expired. Needs a backd server with POST /_auth/password/update.

0.9.3

• Breaking, with a backd server that scopes sessions (34.2): Collection.inOrg() and the org option of create, and TypedCollection.inOrg, are gone: a session works in the one organization it was opened for, so there is none to name (inTeam needs no inOrg before it). orgs.list(), orgs.previewInvitation and orgs.acceptInvitation are gone too: use orgs.signedIn(), auth.previewInvitation(token, org:) and a login with the invitation:. A session_unscoped answer expires the session like unauthenticated. orgs.update takes sessionMaxAge.
• Signing in to an organization: BackdClient(org: 'acme-corp') binds the client to an organization (an id, or the slug people know) and login, signup, magicLink.request, requestPasswordReset and signInWith go to /_auth/orgs/{org}/…, so the session is scoped to it (Session.org, auth.current, Me.org, auth.org()); a wrong password, a stranger and an unknown organization fail alike. An invitation is used as part of the sign-in (invitation:), auth.previewInvitation reads it before, auth.options() lists what the sign-in page can offer, auth.signUpWithOrg starts a company and auth.findOrgs emails an address its companies. client.org(id) gives one client per organization with a token of its own, and client.orgs.signedIn() lists them. TokenStorage gains slot(name) and slots() (breaking for custom storages: return null from slot to keep one token). orgs.create keeps the session of the organization it makes. Needs a backd server with the organization sign-in routes.

0.9.2

• Your own data: client.account asks for the export of the user's personal data (requestExport, with a fresh proof), follows it (exports, export, waitForExport) and saves it (downloadExport: a signed link and its bytes(), or the zip itself when the realm proxies its files). Needs a backd server with compliance.export. See Personal data export.

• Live app configuration: client.config.live([paths]) follows the realm's app configuration over realtime. config.changes fires within the realtime delay instead of at the next cache_ttl; config.errors reports a realm without configuration or without realtime. Needs a backd server with the config realtime subscription. See Live updates.

0.9.1

• Versions now follow the backd release train. package:backd 0.9.1 goes with backd v0.9.1 and backd-js 0.9.1, as backd-js has done since 0.8.2. The API is the same as in 0.0.5; the number is the only change.
• Update the constraint. A caret on a 0.0.x version allows nothing newer, so backd: ^0.0.5 will not pick this release: use backd: ^0.9.1 (dart pub add backd). From here a backd X.Y matches the server's X.Y, and patch releases are fixes.
• The Flutter Shelf demo moved out of the package, from example/ to clients/dart-examples in the repository. The package no longer needs the Flutter SDK to resolve, test or publish.
• Works with everything backd v0.9.1 adds on the server side: encrypted fields read as null with _meta.redacted for a caller their reveal rule refuses (already typed since 0.0.5), and PasswordExpiredError and FieldEncryptedError for the new server errors. The Dart client has no admin API, so the new admin.encryption, key and breach-response commands stay in backd-js, the CLI and the admin UI.

0.0.5

• New errors: PasswordExpiredError (password_expired, with resetEmailQueued) and FieldEncryptedError (field_encrypted), matching backd-js.
• fillBuckets and bucketKey for aggregations over date buckets.
• Collection.deleteFile and Collection.downloadFile, which the documentation already described.
• Generated types: Meta.redacted, the encrypted fields a caller may not see.
• The example app builds with file_picker 11 (FilePicker.pickFiles is static), which fixes dart analyze --fatal-warnings for the package.

0.0.4

• Upgraded library and dependency versions across the package and the example/ app.

• CHANGELOG now covers every published release.## 0.0.3

• Feature modules landed on top of the 0.0.1 scaffold: auth (sessions, OAuth, consents), data (collections and the query language), files, functions (jobs), realtime (live views), orgs, push, typed realm clients and token storage.

0.0.2

• Publication tests: pub.dev packaging dry-runs, .pubignore fixes and CI release plumbing. No API changes.

0.0.1

• First development release: the package scaffold — BackdClient options, the injectable transport, the request pipeline (JSON and raw bodies, query encoding, retries of 429/503 on safe requests, the X-Backd-Types fingerprint headers), the BackdException hierarchy, TokenStorage and the RevalidationCache. Feature modules (auth, data, files, realtime, …) land in following releases.