flutter_rebuild_inspector 0.2.2

A runtime widget rebuild visualizer for Flutter. Track rebuild counts, see visual badges (red/yellow/green), and view an in-app dashboard—no DevTools needed.

0.2.2

• Fix — Resolve "setState/markNeedsBuild called during build" when using RebuildTracker with ValueListenableBuilder (e.g. GetX Obx). Rebuild notifications are now deferred via addPostFrameCallback so they occur after the build phase.

0.2.1

• Debug logging — Automatic logs in debug mode: init message, 20/50 rebuild warnings, reset confirmation
• RebuildStats.enableDebugLogs — Toggle to disable logs (default: true in debug)

0.2.0

• Full-screen dashboard — Expand button opens dashboard in full-screen dialog
• Heatmap overlay — Visual borders around tracked widgets (green/yellow/red)
• RebuildHeatmapOverlay — Toggle heatmap via grid icon in overlay
• enableHeatmap — RebuildTracker parameter to include widget in heatmap
• captureReason — Optional stack trace capture to infer rebuild reason
• RebuildReason — Enum: setState, inheritedWidget, asyncBuilder, blocBuilder
• Performance suggestions — Dashboard shows optimization tips for high-rebuild widgets
• PerformanceSuggestions — Programmatic access to suggestions

0.1.1

• Fix LICENSE file (replace TODO with proper MIT license).

0.1.0

• Initial release.
• RebuildTracker — Wrap widgets to count rebuilds with optional visual badge
• RebuildInspectorDashboard — In-app list of top rebuilt widgets
• RebuildInspectorOverlay — Floating button to toggle dashboard
• RebuildStats — Programmatic access to rebuild statistics
• Color-coded badges: green (< 5), yellow (5–20), red (> 20)
• Debug-only: zero overhead in release builds