cupertino_http 1.0.0

A macOS/iOS Flutter plugin that provides access to the Foundation URL Loading System.

1.0.0

• Require Dart 3.0
• Require Flutter 3.10.0

0.1.2

• Require Dart 2.19
• Fix a reference count race with forwarded delegates.

0.1.1

• Add a URLSession.sessionDescription field.

0.1.0

• Restructure package:cupertino_http to offer a single import.

0.0.11

• Fix a bug where the images in the example would be loaded using dart:io HttpClient.
• CupertinoClient throws an exception if send is called after close.

0.0.10

• Fix Use of multiple CupertinoClients can result in cancelled requests

0.0.9

• Add a more complete implementation for URLSessionTask:
  • priority property - hint for host prioritization.
  • currentRequest property - the current request for the task (will be different than originalRequest in the face of redirects).
  • originalRequest property - the original request for the task.
  • error property - an Error object if the request failed.
  • taskDescription property - a developer-set description of the task.
  • countOfBytesExpectedToSend property - the size of the body bytes that will be sent.
  • countOfBytesSent property - the number of body bytes sent in the request.
  • prefersIncrementalDelivery property - whether to deliver the response body in one chunk (if possible) or many.
• Upgrade to ffigen ^7.2.0 and remove unnecessary casts.

0.0.8

• Make timeout and caching policy configurable on a per-request basis.

0.0.7

• Upgrade ffi dependency.

0.0.6

• Make the number of simultaneous connections allowed to the same host configurable.
• Fixes cupertino_http: Failure calling Dart_PostCObject_DL.

0.0.5

• Add the ability to set network service type.
• Add the ability to control multipath TCP connections.
• Set StreamedResponse.reasonPhrase and StreamedResponse.request. Fixes cupertino_http: BaseResponse.request is null.

0.0.4

• Add the ability to control caching policy.

0.0.3

• Follow the project style in the example app.
• Use runWithClient in the example app.
• Add another README example

0.0.2

• A single comment adjustment.

0.0.1

• Initial development release.