flutwire 1.0.2

Network inspector for Flutter. Records the HTTP calls your app makes, keeps them across restarts, and opens them from a notification in the shade.

Changelog

1.0.2

On iOS and macOS, a notification that was not Flutwire's no longer closes an app that also has Firebase Messaging, or another plugin that passes calls on to the delegate it replaces. The plugin now keeps every delegate it replaces and hands a call to each of them once, where it remembered one and could pass a call back and forth with the plugin that had replaced it. The repository changelog has the detail.

1.0.1

A call whose answer has no body, such as a 304, a 204 or the answer to a HEAD request, ends when its head arrives instead of staying pending, and the pulse of the inspector beats a few times and rests instead of running for as long as it is on screen. The repository changelog has the detail.

1.0.0

The first stable release. The public API follows Semantic Versioning, every export names what it makes public, and the history kept on disk records its layout, so that a release that does not know a layout leaves it alone. A Protobuf enum with a negative value shows by name, and a float shows its shortest digits. The repository changelog lists what it contains, and what was removed or closed to implementing.

0.2.0

Adds editing a call and sending it again, the messages of a WebSocket and of an event stream, comparing two calls, statistics and a timeline, a dock beside the app, mocks and breakpoints, recording of the calls made in other isolates, and Protobuf and MessagePack bodies. On iOS and macOS the plugin no longer takes over the app's notification delegate in a build that never starts Flutwire. The repository changelog lists what it contains.

0.1.0

First release. The repository changelog lists what it contains.