device_profile 0.1.1

What the device is, in one read: its marketing name instead of the hardware code, its kind (phone, tablet, watch, TV) and whether the display is round.

0.1.1

• The package description and the README open with all three things the profile tells: the name, the kind and the shape of the display.

0.1.0

Added

• PlatformDeviceProfile.read(), behind the DeviceProfileReader interface, giving a DeviceProfile: what the device is, from one read of the platform.
• DeviceProfile.name: a DisplayName with the name, its NameSource and the key it was read from.
• Android: the maker's factory name from Settings.Global (Samsung default_device_name, Huawei/Honor unified_default_device_name, vivo wifi_hotspot_default_name) or from its system properties (Xiaomi, OPPO/realme/OnePlus, vivo, Huawei, ZTE, Transsion, Lenovo/Motorola, HMD, Sony, Asus, LG, Umidigi); Build.MODEL when it already is a name; the brand and the model otherwise. Placeholders, codenames and hardware codes are rejected. Only the device maker's keys are read (androidKeysFor).
• Android: the user-assigned name through userAssignedName: never (default), fallback or preferred.
• iOS: the hardware identifier looked up in a generated table of Apple identifiers; the identifier itself when the table does not know it.
• DeviceProfile.kind (DeviceKind: phone, tablet, foldable, watch, tv, car, desktop, headset, unknown) from the Android system features, ro.build.characteristics and the smallest screen width, or the iOS interface idiom.
• DeviceProfile.screenShape (ScreenShape.round or rectangular): Android's Configuration.isScreenRound, read in the same call as the name; always rectangular on iOS.
• chooseAndroidProfile, chooseIosProfile, and chooseAndroidName, chooseIosName for the name alone.
• DisplayName.fullName with the brand in front, DisplayName.userAgentToken and userAgentToken(String) safe for a header, and distinctLabels for a list of devices that share a name.
• readSources() with the raw values the platform read.
• Other platforms, and every failure, answer null.

Requirements

• Flutter 3.47 or later; Android 7.0 (API 24) or later, built with Android Gradle Plugin 8.13 or later; iOS 15 or later.