flutter_mobx 0.3.4+3

Flutter integration for MobX. It provides a set of Observer widgets that automatically rebuild when the tracked observables change.

0.3.4 - 0.3.4+3

• Added two new Observer-widgets: StatelessObserverWidget and StatefulObserverWidget
• Improved the reporting of Flutter errors inside Observer widgets.
• Exposing the debugAddStackTraceInObserverName field
• Removing the deprecated authors field from pubspec.yaml

Thanks to Scott Hyndman and Remi Rousselet for the work done in this release!

0.3.3+3

• More documentation comments

0.3.2 - 0.3.3+1

• Errors that occur internal to the setState() call are now reported via FlutterError.reportError so they don't go unnoticed by the user.
• Added a version constant that matches the pubspec.yaml

0.3.0 - 0.3.1+1

• Adapting to the API changes in mobx 0.3.0
• Formatting changes
• Using StackTrace.current as the name for an Observer, when not provided. This helps in quickly jumping to the location of the Observer-usage during debugging.
• Docs update

0.2.3+1

• Observer is relaying the exception caught during the tracking phase. This is done using the errorValue field present on the reaction instance.

0.2.2

• CHANGELOG updates which got missed out in previous versions
• The Observer does not trap exceptions occurring during the build() anymore. Previously, this used to be the case, which made it difficult to get proper stack traces.

0.2.1+1

• README updates

0.2.1

• Upgrading to use the 0.2.1 version of mobx, which makes it compatible with the latest beta/dev/master channels

0.2.0

• Upgrading to use the 0.2.0 version of mobx

0.0.2 - 0.1.3

• Warn when no observables are found in the Observer's builder function. This was originally an AssertionError, which was deemed to be too strong and caused apps to crash in debug mode.
• Updates to tests
• Updates to documentation

0.0.1 - First release.

• Observer component that re-renders when reactive variables change.