eva 1.2.0

Event Architecture - A multithread event driven clean architecture framework

1.0.0

• Initial release

1.0.0+1

• Some documentation fixes

• Changed the license from GPL3 to BSD3, because people were worried they could not build a closed-source/commercial product with this framework. Now it is clear: YES, YOU CAN. =)

1.0.0+2

• The example to-do application is now explained step-by-step in README.md. Documentation by example.

1.0.0+3

• Fixed dependencies and some typos in the documentation

1.0.0+4

• Removed unused dependencies

1.0.0+5

• Update architecture graphic

1.0.1

• Changed the internal class Domain to DomainIsolateController to avoid confusion about what a domain class must extend (which is nothing, it must IMPLEMENT IDomain)

1.0.2

• Handling and executing BackgroundIsolateBinaryMessenger.ensureInitialized() automatically in the background isolate

1.0.3

• Changing the DomainIsolateController.dispatchEvent to be non-protected, so repositories can dispatch events without a related command

1.1.0

• Due to incompatibilities with Firebase, now it is possible to completely turn off multithreading (maybe in the future Flutter will allow 2-way binary communication between platform and isolates)
• Now both IDomain and IRepository are not immutable by default (because those places are perfect to store mutable states in your app)
• Both IDomain and IRepository no longer implement IInitializable, so they will NOT run void initialize() during their first use

1.1.0+1

• Documentation updates on optional multithreading

1.1.0+2

• Minor fix in multithreading

1.1.0+3

• Minor fix when multithreading = false

1.2.0

• Now successBuilder of EventBuilder is optional (but required if otherwiseBuilder is not informed)

• BREAKING CHANGE: EventBuilder<T>.initialValue now must be an Event<T>, so we can set an initial value of an empty value (i.e.: initialValue: const Event<Class>.empty()). Also, initialValue is only displayed while the StreamBuilder is waiting for the stream (otherwise, it will default to Event<T>.waiting())