flog_dart 0.10.1

Flutter companion for flog terminal log viewer. Structured logging, Network Inspector (HTTP/SSE/WS), FlogDio drop-in, mock interceptor. Tree-shakes to zero in release builds.

Changelog

All notable changes to flog_dart. This project follows Semantic Versioning.

0.10.1 — 2026-06-15

Fixed

• Avoid restarting the embedded WebSocket server on mobile resume while a flog TUI client is still connected. This prevents redundant Android reconnects after lock-screen wake while preserving recovery when no client remains.

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0.10.0 — 2026-06-11

Added

• Capture HTTP response timing metadata for FlogDio, including request-to-headers, response-body download, first-byte, chunk, and completion events.
• Capture SSE stream timing metadata with first-chunk, receive-window, per-chunk gap, and byte-size data.
• Capture WebSocket lifecycle timing metadata with handshake, active connection, send/receive event offsets, idle gaps, and byte sizes.

Fixed

• Avoid restarting the embedded WebSocket server on macOS focus changes while keeping suspend/resume recovery after a real paused lifecycle state.

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0.9.1 — 2026-06-03

Fixed

• Restart the embedded WebSocket server when a Flutter app resumes, helping iOS apps recover from stale sockets after suspend/resume without reinstalling log hooks.
• Fix the package example import and keep dart analyze clean after adding the lifecycle observer.

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0.9.0 — 2026-05-15

Breaking release. FlogWebSocket API redesigned for full handshake-phase coverage.

Breaking changes

• FlogWebSocket(Uri) removed. The synchronous constructor could not await the WebSocket handshake, so connection failures were invisible to the flog network panel. Replace with the new async APIs (see Migration below).
• nextNetId, emitNet, flogEnabled no longer exported from package:flog_dart/flog_dart.dart. These were internal helpers never intended for public use. They remain accessible inside src/flog_net.dart for flog_dart's own implementation.

What's new

• FlogWebSocket.connect(Uri uri, {Iterable<String>? protocols}) — async static factory. Establishes the WebSocket connection, awaits the handshake, and registers the connection with the flog network panel. Emits a connecting frame immediately (TUI shows Pending), then open on success or err on failure with URL, error message, and elapsed duration.
• FlogWebSocket.wrap(Future<WebSocketChannel> Function() connect, {required String url}) — wraps any custom WebSocket factory (e.g. dart:io WebSocket.connect with custom headers). Same lifecycle tracking as connect().
• WS "connecting" state. Both connect() and wrap() now emit a connecting frame the moment the handshake begins. The flog TUI immediately shows a Pending entry — you see connections in-progress, not just after they succeed or fail.

Migration

// Before (0.8.x) — sync constructor, no handshake-failure coverage:
final ws = FlogWebSocket(Uri.parse('wss://example.com/ws'));

// After (0.9.0) — async, full coverage:
final ws = await FlogWebSocket.connect(Uri.parse('wss://example.com/ws'));

For dart:io WebSocket with custom headers (e.g. Azure TTS/STT):

// Before (0.8.x):
final socket = await WebSocket.connect(url, headers: {'Authorization': 'Bearer $token'});
final channel = IOWebSocketChannel(socket);
final flogWs = FlogWebSocket.fromChannel(channel, url: url);

// After (0.9.0) — one call, full handshake coverage:
final flogWs = await FlogWebSocket.wrap(
  () async {
    final socket = await WebSocket.connect(url, headers: {'Authorization': 'Bearer $token'});
    return IOWebSocketChannel(socket);
  },
  url: url,
);

FlogWebSocket.fromChannel is unchanged — use it when you already hold an established channel.

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0.8.0 — 2026-04-27

Breaking release. The SSE subsystem is redesigned into three composable StreamTransformers (DART-033). Non-SSE APIs (FlogLogger, FlogDio non-sse surface, FlogWebSocket, FlogMockInterceptor, Flog.init) are unchanged and source-compatible.

What's new

• SseByteDecoder : StreamTransformer<List<int>, String> — UTF-8 boundary reassembly with zero-copy Uint8List view slicing, leading BOM strip, and a bounded buffer (default 1 MiB, configurable via maxBufferBytes) that errors out on runaway producers.
• SseLineDecoder : StreamTransformer<String, SseEvent> — pure W3C line/field parser as a proper transformer; all state lives on the transformer's per-subscription sink, no closure-captured locals.
• FlogSseReporter : StreamTransformer<SseEvent, SseEvent> — tee that mirrors every event to flog_net (req / chunk / done / err frames) while passing events through untouched. When flogEnabled is false at compile time, AOT tree-shakes the whole reporter away.
• SseResponse.events — Stream<SseEvent> typed access from FlogDio.sse(). Exposes event: / id: / retry: fields that the legacy data-only .stream hid.
• SseResponse.options — exposes the final RequestOptions.

Migration

FlogSseParser — no code changes required

FlogSseParser.wrap / FlogSseParser.wrapTyped keep their exact v0.7 signatures and behavior. They now delegate to the new transformer pipeline internally:

// Before (v0.7.x) and after (v0.8.0) — unchanged:
final dataStream = FlogSseParser.wrap(response.data!.stream, url: url);
final events = FlogSseParser.wrapTyped(response.data!.stream, url: url);

If you were depending on FlogSseParser directly, nothing changes.

SseResponse.stream → .events (recommended)

.stream is still functional; it's annotated @Deprecated and will be removed in v1.0. Prefer .events for new code:

// Before — data-only:
final sse = await dio.sse('/chat');
await for (final data in sse.stream) {
  print(data);
}

// After — typed, with event:, id:, retry:
final sse = await dio.sse('/chat');
await for (final evt in sse.events) {
  if (evt.data == '[DONE]') break;            // now explicit
  print('${evt.event ?? "message"}[${evt.id}]: ${evt.data}');
}

[DONE] filtering is NOT applied to .events — users that relied on the legacy filter should add .where((e) => e.data != '[DONE]') explicitly.

.stream and .events share ONE subscription to the underlying byte stream. Listening to both on the same SseResponse raises StateError: Stream has already been listened to. — pick one.

Custom pipelines

You can now build your own pipeline, swap the reporter for a custom one, or bypass the reporter entirely:

import 'package:flog_dart/flog_dart.dart';

final events = byteStream
    .transform(const SseByteDecoder(maxBufferBytes: 4 * 1024 * 1024))
    .transform(const SseLineDecoder())
    // .transform(FlogSseReporter(url: url)) // omit for no telemetry
    ;

Internal

• flog_sse_parser.dart 417 lines → 75 lines (compat shim).
• New files: lib/src/sse/byte_decoder.dart, lib/src/sse/line_decoder.dart, lib/src/sse/reporter.dart, lib/src/sse/event.dart.
• Test count: 133 → 161 (+28 new across the three transformer layers and the SseResponse integration tests).

Red lines honored

• All 47 tests in flog_sse_parser_test.dart pass unchanged against the compat shim.
• Non-SSE public API byte-identical to 0.7.3.
• No new dependencies (everything is dart:async / dart:convert / dart:typed_data).

0.7.3 — 2026-04-24

Consolidation release of the Phase 3 / 4 / 5 cleanup campaign. All B-class bugs identified in the Phase 1 audit are fixed; README + CHANGELOG rewritten; public API is unchanged from 0.7.2 (breaking changes deferred to v0.8 per DART-033). Safe to pick up as a drop-in upgrade.

DART-024 / DART-025 audit resolution (Phase 5)

• README rewritten — covers Flog.init, FlogDio + FlogHttpConfig, SSE (FlogDio.sse / FlogSseParser.wrap / FlogSseParser.wrapTyped
  • typed SseEvent), FlogWebSocket, mock rules sync semantics, replay round-trip, flogEnabled override matrix, and the planned v0.8 breaking-change set.
• CHANGELOG gap-filled back to v0.1.0 from git history.
• Forward reference added for the planned v0.8 release (DART-033) — see "Planned for v0.8" below.

Phase 3 Step 3.4 — flog_dart redesign (B+D-class fixes)

Bug fixes and refactors landed during the Phase 3 cleanup campaign (2026-04-22 → 2026-04-24). These ship in the current 0.7.2 line.

Bug fixes (B-class):

• DART-001 — FlogSseParser now correctly handles W3C-compliant multi-event-per-chunk payloads and multi-line data: joins. The previous parser dropped every event after the first data: in a single chunk.
• DART-002 — FlogSseParser.wrapTyped and the SseEvent type are now implemented. The pre-existing flog_dart/test/ suite (which referenced these APIs before they existed) now compiles and passes.
• DART-004 — FlogMockInterceptor.onRequest is now a no-op when flogEnabled == false (previously ran mock-matching logic in release builds too, adding per-request overhead).
• DART-006 — FlogWebSocket.stream is now an actual broadcast stream (previously documented as broadcast but implemented as single-subscription).
• DART-007 — FlogHttpInterceptor._truncate compares against a byte budget using byte length rather than character count (previously could truncate multi-byte UTF-8 mid-rune).
• DART-008 — FlogHttpInterceptor cleans up its internal _idMap / _startMap on every exit path, including when an earlier interceptor rejected or resolved the request.
• DART-009 — emitNet now clones the caller-supplied map before stamping protocol metadata (type, id, timestamp). Previously mutated caller-owned maps.

Architecture (D-class):

• DART-010 — FlogDio.sse extracted into flog_dio_sse.dart to keep flog_dio.dart below the 500-line budget. Public API unchanged.
• DART-011..DART-014 — Mock extras key (flog_mocked) extracted to a named constant; match semantics (substring, first-match-wins, case-sensitive) documented on FlogMockInterceptor.
• DART-015..DART-017 — FlogServer port-scan range is now a named _portScanRange = 10 constant; the server logs a clear error when all 10 ports are taken; _handleReplay now surfaces Dio errors via debugPrint instead of silently fire-and-forget.
• DART-018 / DART-019 — FlogWebSocket.fromChannel deduplicated with the primary constructor; the <binary: N bytes> format string extracted to a named constant.
• DART-020 — FlogStore capacity (50 000) lifted to a named constant.
• DART-021 — nextNetId and emitNet marked @internal. Still exported from the library barrel for v0.x back-compat (see "Planned for v0.8" below).
• DART-022 — Dead appName / appVersion / packageName parameters removed from FlogServer.start. Callers now use FlogServer.updateAppInfo(...).
• DART-023 — Flog.init now logs PackageInfo failures via debugPrint instead of swallowing them silently.
• DART-026 — FlogDio.sse now guards against a null response.data so empty-body streams do not crash.
• DART-027 — HTTP interceptor emit path refactored: a new _emitHttpCompletion helper deduplicates ~30 lines of request-emit logic shared between the real-response and mocked-response paths.

Planned for v0.8

Breaking release. Wire protocol stays unchanged — flog TUI 0.4.x will continue to work against v0.7.x and v0.8.x; migration only affects Dart-side SSE call sites.

• DART-033 — SSE subsystem redesign:
  • FlogSseParser becomes a proper StreamTransformer<List<int>, SseEvent>; parsing and telemetry (the emitNet chunk logging) separate into two composable transformers.
  • FlogDio.sse returns the raw byte stream alongside the typed SseEvent stream so callers can pick whichever layer they need.
  • Hard byte-buffer limit added; oversized events error out rather than OOM the isolate.
  • UTF-8 decode cost reduced by buffering at the byte layer.
• nextNetId and emitNet removed from the public library barrel (DART-021). Callers that still depend on them should import from package:flog_dart/src/flog_net.dart (and note that file is @internal — it may move again in v1.0).

0.7.2 — 2026-04-22

• flogEnabled default now recognises --dart-define=APP_FLAVOR:
  • APP_FLAVOR=release → disabled (tree-shaken away).
  • APP_FLAVOR=alpha or any other value → enabled.
  • Unset → falls back to the original !dart.vm.product derivation.
• Explicit --dart-define=FLOG_ENABLED=... continues to take precedence over both derivations.

0.7.1 — 2026-04-21

• FlogHttpInterceptor — onError now emits HTTP status code, response headers, and response body for server error responses (4xx / 5xx). Previously only a generic error string was sent, causing flog to show "failed" instead of the actual status code.

0.6.4 — 2026-04-20

• Rename the library file from flog_logger.dart to flog_dart.dart so package:flog_dart/flog_dart.dart is the canonical import.

0.6.3 — 2026-04-20

• Add a flog_dart.dart barrel file so package:flog_dart/flog_dart.dart resolves cleanly.

0.6.2 — 2026-04-20

• Remove the upper bound on package_info_plus to avoid false resolution conflicts.

0.6.1 — 2026-04-20

• Widen package_info_plus constraint to support v9+.

0.6.0 — 2026-04-20

• New: Flog.init() — top-level bootstrap. Auto-detects app name / version / package name via package_info_plus; registers debugPrint + FlutterError.onError + PlatformDispatcher.onError hooks so framework logs + crashes reach the TUI automatically.
• FlogDio decoupled from the logger bootstrap — previously constructing a FlogDio implicitly started the WS server; now Flog.init() is the only entry point that starts the server.
• System log capture: debugPrint and Flutter error hooks are now captured as regular LogEntrys.

0.5.0 — 2026-04-19

• Data source architecture: FlogStore introduced — a 50 000-entry FIFO ring buffer that stores every log + network frame as it's produced. When a TUI connects (or resubscribes after a session switch), the buffer is replayed and then the app transitions seamlessly to live.
• System log capture hooks registered at startup.

0.4.0 — 2026-04-18

• Direct Socket architecture: the app now hosts a WebSocket server (FlogServer); flog TUI is the client. Logs and network frames no longer flow through VM Service print / developer.log — they travel directly over the WS channel.
• FlogClient (earlier short-lived rename) removed; FlogServer is the single transport component on the Dart side.
• Multi-app connection framework: flog TUI can attach to several running apps simultaneously and switch between them with per-app session isolation.

0.3.0 — 2026-04-17

• FlogDio — drop-in Dio replacement that auto-inserts FlogMockInterceptor + FlogHttpInterceptor at the front of the chain.
• Interceptor-based mock system (replaces the earlier proxy-server approach): rules authored in the flog TUI sync over the control channel; matching requests resolve locally with the canned response.
• Mocked responses emit flog_net req + res frames so they appear in the inspector tagged Mocked.
• Release builds tree-shake flog_dart to zero via flogEnabled.
• iOS real device support via developer.log fallback alongside print for the initial channel.

0.2.0 — 2026-04-15

• FlogHttpInterceptor — Dio interceptor for HTTP request / response logging, emitted to flog's Network Inspector via the shared emitNet helper.
• FlogSseParser — SSE stream wrapper with chunk-level logging.
• FlogWebSocket — WebSocket wrapper with send / recv message logging.
• Shared emitNet() helper using the [INFO][flog_net] protocol prefix.
• All interceptors configurable: headers, body, max size, filter predicate.

0.1.0 — 2026-04-10

• Initial release.
• FlogLogger class with tag-based structured logging.
• Full-word methods: verbose(), debug(), info(), warning(), error().
• Single-letter shorthand: v(), d(), i(), w(), e().
• Optional error + stackTrace named parameters on debug / warning / error.