fast_immutable_collections 11.0.0

Immutable lists, sets, maps, and multimaps, which are as fast as their native mutable counterparts. Extension methods and comparators for native Dart collections.

11.0.0

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10.2.4

• Optimized IMap.update().

10.2.3

• Improved IList.zip() generic typing.

10.2.2

• You can now declare empty lists, sets and maps like this (https://github.com/marcglasberg/fast_immutable_collections/pull/74):

  const IList<String>.empty();
  const ISet<String>.empty();
  const IMap<String, int>.empty();
  

• Better inference for sumBy returning zero (https://github.com/marcglasberg/fast_immutable_collections/pull/71).

10.1.2

• Fixed https://github.com/marcglasberg/fast_immutable_collections/pull/71

10.1.1

• Fixed https://github.com/marcglasberg/fast_immutable_collections/issues/69

10.1.0

• Fixed https://github.com/marcglasberg/fast_immutable_collections/issues/68

10.0.0

• Removed tuples in favor of records.

9.2.1

• @useResult annotation to signal that a method should return a copy of the collection, instead of mutating it.

9.1.6

• Small docs improvement.

9.1.5

• Fixed type erasure in IMap.toJson and build issue for benchmark app.

9.1.4

• Removed unnecessary map creation when deserializing IMap from Json.
• Bumped environment to '>=2.14.0 <3.0.0'

9.1.1

• Function compareObject now also compares enums by their name.

9.0.0

• Version bump of dependencies: collection: ^1.17.0, meta: ^1.8.0

8.2.0

• IList.replaceBy method lets you define a function to transform an item at a specific index location.

8.1.1

• IList.indexOf extension fix (doesn't break anymore when list is empty and start is zero).

8.1.0

• Iterable.intersectsWith extension.

8.0.0

• Breaking change: IList.replaceFirstWhere signature is now IList<T> replaceFirstWhere(bool Function(T item) test, T Function(T? item) replacement, {bool addIfNotFound = false}) instead of IList<T> replaceFirstWhere(bool Function(T item) test, T to, {bool addIfNotFound = false}) In case this change breaks your code, the fix is simple. Instead of something like ilist.replaceFirstWhere((String item) => item=="1", "2") do this: ilist.replaceFirstWhere((String item) => item=="1", (_) => "2")

1.0.0

• Initial version: 2021/01/12