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A Dart/Flutter package for authorization & authentication, includes SMART on FHIR and Google sign-in

[0.3.0-nullsafety.8] #

  • Updating dependencies

[0.3.0-nullsafety.7] #

  • So Close.
  • Normal auth for mobile with no significant changes since last prerelease
  • Web auth now available! This is a big change, mostly because I've added it. Should work very similarly to mobile auth though, and I've tried to generally keep the structure of the classes the same.
  • authdemo is the example for mobile
  • example is the example for web

[0.3.0-nullsafety.6] #

  • Updated dependencies, all now null safe
  • Still not stable release because I want to do more testing
  • removed Dartz dependency

[0.3.0-nullsafety.5] #

  • Fucking finally
  • Static analysis can kiss my ass

[0.3.0-nullsafety.4] #

  • Didn't like my Flutter SDK
  • Passes all testing/reviews on my computer, but not on pub.dev

[0.3.0-nullsafety.3] #

  • Keeps giving me shit about pub points

[0.3.0-nullsafety.2] #

  • Updated SDK requirements

[0.3.0-nullsafety.1] #

  • Trying to get more points
  • Added documentation, need to pass static analysis, etc.

[0.3.0-nullsafety.0] #

  • Null safety!
  • Should be completely ready for null safety
  • Same functionality as before, just a little stricter now

[0.2.1] #

  • Updated dependencies
  • Added documentation
  • made it available on web (removed dart:io)

[0.2.0] #

  • Updated dependencies
  • Attempted to make GCS Client Similar to SmartClient
  • Changed FhirClient to SmartClient
  • FhirClient now superclass, extended with SmartClient & GcsClient
  • Updated Readme, instructions for Hapi, Aidbox, Google and Azure

[0.1.0] #

  • removed use of Dartz, throwing errors instead of failures, allow developer to decided how to handle exceptions
  • simplified, removed some enums, removed types (since they're now in base package)

[0.0.3] #

  • Refactoring failures to errors, will let developer decide how to handle

[0.0.2] #

  • Updated failures

[0.0.1] #

  • First release
  • Allows the creation of a FhirClient using standard SMART on FHIR functionality
  • Also allows Google Sign-in if users desire to use Google Healthcare API