flutter_refresh_rate_control 0.1.0+0

A Flutter plugin that requests high refresh rate mode on Android, iOS and macOS devices.

0.1.0+0

• Added macOS support (macOS 14+)
• Android: Only use the current resolution modes
• Android: stopHighRefreshRate() restores the previous preference
• Added force to stopHighRefreshRate() to restore the previous setting, even if something else changed it
• Android: Adaptive Refresh Rate is disabled by the plugin on API 35+, the styles.xml setup step is no longer needed
• Android: the request is made again when the activity is recreated (so it will continue to work after suspend)
• iOS: requests the display's maximum refresh rate (instead of 120Hz)
• iOS: currentFramesPerSecond is no longer infinite before the display link has fired
• Fixed all methods throwing on web
• getRefreshRateInfo() reports currentRefreshRate on unsupported platforms
• Methods fall back to no-op results when the native plugin is not registered (e.g. in widget tests)
• exceptionOnUnsupportedPlatform is now consistent between instances
• Added an integration test that measures the frame rate
• Updated example app, it now displays FPS and can be configured to turn off animation or lower the FPS counter update rate this lets you test various conditions - but the app render rate will slow down no matter what the display is requested at. Forcing frame rendering would make it render at a higher rate, but it would also trigger VRR on some devices, so it isn't a good indication of what's actually happening with the display.

0.0.7+0

• Remove KGP
• Update method channel invocation
• Update iOS to use swift package manager
• Remove pods

0.0.6+0

• Readme update, added TOC and clarified some documentation.

0.0.5+1

• Updated dependencies
• Upgraded gradle to 8.13.2
• Updated documentation thanks @makoConstruct (Issue #1)
• Added documentation for the getRefreshRateInfo() method
• Added default keys for the getRefreshRateInfo() that are always returned.
  • platform: (string) The platform the app is running on, e.g. "android", "ios", "windows", "linux", "macos"
  • supported: (bool) Whether refresh rate control is supported on the current platform
• Aliased 'currentFramesPerSecond', 'currentRefreshRate' for iOS and Android so both will give you the same value.

0.0.4+1

• Lower Dart SDK minimum version to 3.7.0

0.0.3+1

• Migrated to Swift Package Manager
• Implemented getPlatformVersion method for iOS and Android

0.0.2

• Documentation fixes
• Shortened package description

0.0.1

• Initial release of the package
• Attempts to set high refresh rate for iOS and Android devices