devreply 0.5.1

DevReply for Flutter: the native in-app chat between your app's users and you.

0.5.1

• iOS: Swift Package Manager support (Flutter's SwiftPM mode) next to CocoaPods: no more "doesn't support Swift Package Manager" warning. Same code as 0.5.0. With Swift Package Manager the app's Runner target must be iOS 17 or later (Xcode → Runner → General → Minimum Deployments).

0.5.0

• 34 languages, Hebrew and Arabic right to left (from the native SDKs).
• iOS: builds on Xcode 26.2 and in Swift 6 language mode (from the iOS SDK).
• Everything in the native 0.5.0 SDKs: replies in Markdown, answer buttons, live updates over WebSocket while the chat is open, the same account's history back after a logout on the same device, 34 languages with Hebrew and Arabic right to left, the new logo on the unread bubble, and on iOS the fix for a long chat's scroll moving the sheet.
• DevReplyPresentOptions(askName: false): no name form while this chat is open (e.g. from a failed purchase).
• Needs devreply-android 0.5.0 (JitPack) and the iOS sources of 0.5.0 (bundled).

0.4.4

• DevReply.present(category, DevReplyPresentOptions(message: …, attributes: {…})): prefills the new conversation's message and attaches context the team sees on that conversation. Returns false when the chat is switched off.
• DevReply.isAvailable: false when the team switched the chat off in the dashboard.
• DevReply.events: messengerOpened, messengerClosed, conversationStarted, messageSent.
• DevReply.setLightTheme(DevReplyColors(...)) and DevReply.setDarkTheme(...): the chat's six colours. Dark mode is off by default; DevReplyColors.devReplyDark is DevReply's deep-blue theme, null turns it off. DevReply derives the rest and keeps its own line widths and icons.
• deleteUser() never gives up: if DevReply can't be reached, the device forgets the user now and the deletion is retried at the next launches (false = queued).

0.4.3

• Signed-in users: DevReply.login(userId) after sign-in (your own id for the user; the team sees it, your backend can delete the user by it), DevReply.logout() on every sign-out (the device forgets the chat; the next person starts empty), DevReply.deleteUser() in your delete-account flow (deletes the user's data, then logs out; false if DevReply couldn't be reached).
• Notification taps from firebase_messaging: DevReply.handleNotificationOpened(message.data) from onMessageOpenedApp and getInitialMessage() opens the conversation (false for your own). DevReply never takes over your notification handling.
• iOS: a reinstall starts clean (the Keychain outlives the app).

0.4.2

• Push notifications on Android, like Intercom: your app keeps its Firebase Cloud Messaging setup and passes DevReply the FCM token (DevReply.registerPushToken(token)) and DevReply's messages (DevReply.handlePush(message.data) from onMessage and onBackgroundMessage). The chat offers to turn notifications on after the user's first message; a tap opens the conversation.

0.4.0

• Replies show who wrote them: the teammate's name, title and photo, once per group of replies.
• The app's icon in the chat's header; the team's faces on the chat's home screen.
• Links from DevReply's emails ("Reply in the app") open the right conversation: the plugin catches yourapp://devreply?devreply=<id> by itself; DevReply.handle(url) for apps that route links themselves.
• A refused public key isn't retried in a loop.
• The chat speaks the user's language (15 languages, the device's by default); DevReply.setLocale('es') to choose.

0.3.2

• First release: opens the native DevReply chat (SwiftUI on iOS, Jetpack Compose on Android) from Dart. configure, present, setUser, setAttributes, unreadCount and unreadCountChanges, setShowsUnreadBubble, registerPushToken (iOS).