entrust_idvsdk_flutter_analytics_events_face 100.13.0

Entrust IDV AnalyticsEventsFace shared native dependency for Flutter, used by the Entrust IDV native capture module packages.

100.13.0

Changed

• On iOS, the NFC package now depends on the OpenSSL-Universal pod
• Update Android SDK to 100.18.0
• Update iOS SDK to 100.19.0

100.12.0

Changed

• Update Android SDK to 100.17.0
• Update iOS SDK to 100.18.0

100.11.0

Added

• Added native capture module packages (Welcome, Consent, Document, NFC, Face Photo, Face Motion, Biometric Token, Retry), installed with flutter pub add entrust_idvsdk_flutter_

100.10.0

Added

• Introduce Flutter SDK wrapper for the Entrust IDV native iOS and Android SDKs, at full feature parity with the React Native wrapper
• Added support for custom remote fonts. Integrators can supply a remote font via URL in the theme resources, which is applied systematically across all native and web modules. When a list of remote fonts is provided, only the first one is used for now.
• Added support for custom local fonts. Integrators can bundle a font natively per-platform and pass it via IdvTheme.resources.fonts using the new resolveLocalFont helper, applied consistently across native and web modules. Missing fonts are reported through the onError callback of any constructed EntrustIdv instance.

Changed

• Update Android SDK to 100.13.0
• Update Android SDK to 100.15.0
• Update Android SDK to 100.16.0
• Update iOS SDK to 100.12.0
• Update iOS SDK to 100.12.1
• Update iOS SDK to 100.14.0
• Update iOS SDK to 100.16.0
• Renamed the Flutter package from idvsdk_flutter to entrust_idvsdk_flutter, so it is unambiguously Entrust on pub.dev.
• Swift Package Manager integrators can now add native capture modules such as Document or NFC to their app by adding the product from the IdvSDK-iOS package in Xcode. The plugin previously shipped its own copies of the core frameworks, which collided with that package and stopped it resolving.
• Update Android SDK to 100.11.0
• Update iOS SDK to 100.11.0

Fixed

• Fix Android media, complete, error and analytics callbacks crashing due to type mismatches with the native SDK contract (binary media data, document capture sides, error category, and nullable analytics runtimeId)
• Android: changing which callbacks are registered now rebuilds the native SDK, so turning onMedia off stops capture modules serialising media across the bridge.