fl_env 0.1.1

Secure environment variable management for Flutter. CLI-encrypted .env files, decrypted natively at runtime — no plaintext at rest in the compiled binary.

0.1.1

• Widen pointycastle constraint to >=3.9.0 <5.0.0 to support v4.x
• Update homepage URL to GitHub repository

0.1.0

New features

• CLI tool: fl_env setup, keygen, build, scan, check, inspect commands.
• fl_env build: Encrypts all .env tier values with AES-256-GCM (HKDF-SHA256 key derivation) and writes a binary registry (fl_env_registry.bin / FlEnvRegistry.bin) plus a binary key file (fl_env_key.bin / FlEnvKey.bin) into the consumer's own app module. Resources are written to android/app/src/main/res/raw/ and ios/Runner/ by default — the consumer's directories, not the plugin's source tree. This is the only approach that works correctly with a published package (consumers cannot write into ~/.pub-cache/).
• fl_env inspect [--env=<name>]: Prints Tier 1 key-value pairs directly from the plaintext .env file. Values whose keys match sensitive patterns (KEY, TOKEN, SECRET, …) are partially redacted so developers can confirm what will be encrypted without exposing secrets in terminal output.
• fl_env check (extended): In addition to lockfile drift detection, now validates required_keys (every declared key present in every tier) and key_types (values coercible to declared types). Exits 1 on any failure — suitable as a CI gate before a native build.
• fl_env setup (extended): Installs an xcodeproj-based Ruby hook into the consumer's ios/Podfile post_install block. The hook adds FlEnvKey.bin and FlEnvRegistry.bin to Xcode's Copy Bundle Resources phase on pod install, so no manual Xcode step is needed. Prints tutorial-style next-steps output on completion.
• fl_env.yaml schema additions: required_keys (list of mandatory keys), key_types (per-key type declarations: string, int, double, bool, uri, list), sensitive_key_patterns (custom redaction patterns for fl_env inspect).
• Android plugin (API 23+): AesGcmDecryptor (JCE), RegistryReader (FLEN binary format), RuntimeStorage (EncryptedSharedPreferences), full FlEnvPlugin MethodChannel wiring. KeyManager reads the AES key from res/raw/fl_env_key.bin via context.resources.getIdentifier.
• iOS plugin (iOS 13.0+): AesGcmDecryptor (CryptoKit), RegistryReader, RuntimeStorage (UserDefaults), full FlEnvPlugin MethodChannel wiring. KeychainManager reads the AES key from FlEnvKey.bin via Bundle.main.
• Dart service layer: FlEnvService singleton with typed accessors — get, getRequired, getInt, getRequiredInt, getBool, getDouble, getUri, getList.
• Testing harness: FlEnvFakeChannel for unit tests without the native layer.
• Exception hierarchy: FlEnvNotInitializedException (E001), FlEnvInitException (E002), FlEnvKeyNotFoundException (E003), FlEnvTypeCastException (E004), FlEnvPhaseException (E005). All exceptions carry code, message, suggestion, and documentationUrl (https://fl-env.pixmerc.com/errors/<code>).
• Binary registry format: magic FLEN, version, tier-1/tier-2 counts, per-entry 12-byte nonce
  • AES-256-GCM ciphertext — parseable by Kotlin ByteBuffer and Swift Data with no third-party native dependencies.

Security

• Master key (FL_ENV_MASTER_KEY) is never committed — only lives in CI secrets and developer machines.
• Derived AES key is stored as a gitignored binary resource in the consumer's own app module (android/…/res/raw/fl_env_key.bin, ios/Runner/FlEnvKey.bin), embedded in the compiled binary. Migration to Android Keystore / iOS Secure Enclave hardware backing is planned for Phase 2.
• Each value is encrypted with a fresh random 12-byte nonce (AES-256-GCM).
• Registry ciphertext is safe to commit — it is useless without the corresponding key binary.