cobalt_inspector 1.7.0

In-app inspector for Cobalt — the live scope tree, what was built and with what lifetime, and the event log, on a screen inside your app.

1.7.0

• The tree copies the whole graph as a Mermaid flowchart, the text describeGraphMermaid in cobalt_test writes.

1.6.0

• No code changes in this package. Republished in lockstep with 1.6.0: child scopes in the lint plugin, openForTest in cobalt_test, a reminder about a forgotten bootstrap in cobalt_flutter, and record names without $ in cobalt_generator.

1.5.0

• A promiseBroken event is shown in the failure family. Requires cobalt 1.5.0.

1.4.0

• The Built tab shows each build's own time, without the builds it waited on, with the whole time beside it; slowest first and the slow mark use the own time. A registration's sheet adds it after the last build time. Requires cobalt 1.4.0.

1.3.0

• No code changes in this package. Republished in lockstep with 1.3.0: cobalt_generator supports @injected fields on generic classes, and cobalt_lint checks the instantiations of a generic class.

1.2.0

• Reads the graph through registrationOf and hooks instead of the deprecated debug* members; the screens show the same. Requires cobalt_flutter 1.2.0, and with it cobalt 1.2.0.
• The README opens with how to install it, hand the log to the graph and open the screen.

1.1.1

• No code changes in this package. Republished in lockstep with 1.1.1: a shorter README with a Quick start, examples/hello as the smallest app, docs/OVERVIEW.md for everything the README no longer holds, and docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md, one entry per error.

1.1.0

• Korean: the inspector is translated into Korean as well, so it speaks English, Russian, Chinese and Korean, chosen from the host app's locale. Each tab is checked at phone width in Korean too.
• The tree keeps every scope's counts at the right edge again. Since 1.0.0 a short scope name left a gap after them, most visibly on a nested scope.

1.0.0

• The API is stable: from here on, only a major release breaks it — see Compatibility in the README.
• A registration's sheet says the class it builds when that is not the key's own type and its factory says — Builds: LiveApiClient behind ApiClient; generated factories always say. In three languages.
• Fits a phone in every language. On the Built tab the grouping switch scrolls sideways, as the log's filters do — in Russian it ran past the edge — and in the scope tree a long scope name or count line ends in an ellipsis instead of overflowing. Each tab is checked at phone width in English, Russian and Chinese.

0.9.0

• The scope tree lists the hooks a scope adds under its name — hooks: JoinRegistry on Loggable — in all three languages.

0.8.0

• No code changes in this package. Republished in lockstep with 0.8.0, which adds hooks on a supertype, makes every Cobalt error final (breaking) and stops a log observer from formatting the records it drops — see cobalt's changelog.

0.7.0

• CobaltInspectorScreen(initialTab:) and CobaltInspectorTab (tree, built, log): open the inspector straight on a tab — the log, say, from a debug-menu entry that is about what happened.
• Its own classification of registration kinds — what can be built from the tree, what is torn down with the scope, the lifetime colour — asks CobaltRegistrationKind's getters. No behaviour change.
• CreatedView's documentation no longer claims an eager singleton never appears: only a value handed over already made does.

0.6.0

• Build times. The Built tab shows how long each build took and marks one of at least CobaltInspectorThemeData.slowBuild — 16 ms, one 60 Hz frame, by default — in the warning colour; a new grouping sorts slowest first; a registration's sheet shows how long its last build took. ScopeTreeView takes the log for that, and CobaltInspectorScreen passes it.

0.5.0

• An async transient is shown as not torn down, in the instance colour.

0.4.0

• An async parameterized registration is shown as not retained and not buildable from the sheet, like a parameterized one.

0.3.0

• The tree marks a registration an override replaced and one a decorator wraps, and the registration sheet names both: that an override stands in, and the decorators, innermost first. Reading them builds nothing.

0.2.1

• No code changes in this package. Republished in lockstep with the toolchain packages, which now accept analyzer 13 and 14 — see cobalt_generator's changelog.

0.2.0

• Lazy async registrations get the startup colour, count as retained in the detail sheet, and "build it" builds them through getAsync.
• A registration skipped for an override is logged in the scope family.

0.1.2

• No code changes in this package. Republished in lockstep with a packaging fix in cobalt 0.1.2 (a stray file removed from its archive) — see its changelog. A fix in one package still ships as a patch for all fifteen, because publishing a subset is what lets the set drift.

0.1.1

• No code changes in this package. Republished in lockstep with the fix in cobalt_lint 0.1.1 — see its changelog. Lockstep is the whole versioning policy: a fix in one package still ships as a patch for all fifteen, because publishing a subset is what lets the set drift.

0.1.0

• The palette answers for everything the screens draw. Three things that used to derive from a base colour with no way round it now take an override map read per entry, so naming one leaves the rest deriving: lifetimeColors, levelColors, familyIcons. The four chip opacities — tintAlpha, selectedTintAlpha, idleTintAlpha, borderAlpha — are settings rather than numbers written into four files, because the same value reads much weaker on a light host than on a dark one.
• warning is a colour of its own rather than the startup green it borrowed, and the severity of a record is now painted with it in the detail sheet. Until now colorOfLevel had no caller at all: a public method that decided nothing.
• English, Russian and Chinese, chosen from the host app's locale. Installing CobaltInspectorL10n.delegate is the documented path; with no delegate the ambient locale still decides, and English is the floor. Lifetimes, levels and the records themselves stay in Cobalt's own words. The typeface comes from the host as well, which is worth knowing: a display face with no glyphs for the language changes typeface mid-line rather than failing, and no test can see it.
• CobaltInspectorThemeData and CobaltInspectorTheme: the screens take their colours from the host application, and an app can name its own.
• The log carries the time each record arrived, is searchable, filters by family, opens a record whole and copies it, and can be paused.
• The tree searches registrations and folds every node at once; the built list groups by scope or by lifetime.
• Initial release.
• CobaltInspectorScreen — three views over a running graph: the live scope tree, what was built, and the event log.
• The tree walks live scopes rather than replaying events, because CobaltScopeRef cannot tell two same-named siblings apart. Each registration shows its lifetime from debugKindOf, and an inherited one names the scope that owns it.
• Nothing is resolved in order to display it: building an instance is a separate action that states it changes the graph.
• CobaltInspectorLog records what the graph reports and notifies on the next turn, since observer callbacks arrive mid-frame. It must be passed where the graph is built — observers are fixed at construction.