flutter_translate 4.1.0
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Flutter Translate is a fully featured localization / internationalization (i18n) library for Flutter.
[1.0.0] #
- Initial release.
[1.0.1] #
- Removed the flutter_localizations dependency.
[1.0.2] #
- Simplified the localization initialization.
[1.1.0] #
- Implemented a global translate method.
- Removed the static Translate class.
- Localization is now a singleton.
[1.2.0] #
- Implemented pluralization.
- Fixed multiple issues.
- translate, translatePlural and changeLanguage methods are now global.
[1.2.2] #
- Missing localizations now return the full key path.
[1.2.5] #
- Fixed possible exception when adding an extra slash to the
basePath
[1.3.0] #
- Implemented the onLocaleChanged callback
[1.3.1] #
- Implemented the localeToString method
[1.3.2] #
- Fixed some callback issues for onLocaleChanged
[1.4.0] #
- Implemented support for automatically saving & restoring the selected locale using shared preferences
[1.4.0+1] #
- Added the Awesome Flutter badge
[1.4.0+2] #
- Fixed the example to adapt the changes to BinaryMessenger (https://github.com/flutter/flutter/pull/38464)
[1.5.0] #
- Fixed the blackscreen issue on startup
- Fixed the iOS issue regarding the device locale
- The current device locale is now used on startup
[1.5.1] #
- Updated the flutter_device_locale dependency to avoid a possible exception
- Updated the example to AndroidX
[1.5.2] #
- Updated the flutter_device_locale version
[1.5.3] #
- Renamed packages, updated license and links
[1.5.7] #
- Updated the examples
- Fixed some issues with flutter_device_locale and swift
[1.6.0] #
- Web applications are now supported
- Updated the examples with web support
[2.0.0] #
- Removed flutter_device_locale dependency
- The native flutter locale retrieval method is now used
- Added support for desktop
- Added examples for windows desktop
[2.0.1] #
- Fixed web support
[3.0.0] #
- Null safety support
[3.0.1] #
- Code format
[3.1.0] #
- Updated dependencies
[4.0.0] #
- Plurals functionality is now based on Intl rules (https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/intl/Intl/plural.html)
- Supported formats are: zero, one, two, few, many, other
[4.0.2] #
- Fixed null safety compile issue
[4.0.3] #
- Fixed null-aware operation exception
[4.0.4] #
- Bump intl version to support latest Flutter version
[4.1.0] #
- Upgraded packages and SDK version