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Dart implementation of gRPC, a high performance, open-source universal RPC framework.
2.9.0 #
- Added support for compression/decompression, which can be configured through
ChannelOptions
constructor'scodecRegistry
parameter or adding thegrpc-accept-encoding
tometadata
parameter ofCallOptions
on the client side andcodecRegistry
parameter toServer
on the server side. Outgoing rpc can be compressed using thecompression
parameter on theCallOptions
. - Fix issue #206. Prevent an exception to be thrown when a web connection stream is closed.
- Add XHR raw response to the GrpcError for a better debugging (PR #423).
Note: this is the last release supporting SDK < 2.12. Next release will be nullsafe and thus require SDK >= 2.12.
2.8.0 #
- Added support for client interceptors, which can be configured through
Client
constructor'sinterceptors
parameter. Interceptors will be executed byClient.$createStreamingCall
andClient.$createUnaryCall
. Using interceptors requires regenerating client stubs using version 19.2.0 or newer of protobuf compiler plugin. Client.$createCall
is deprecated because it does not invoke client interceptors.- Fix issue #380 causing incorrect duplicated headers in gRPC-Web requests.
- Change minimum required Dart SDK to 2.8 to enable access to Unix domain sockets.
- Add support for Unix domain sockets in
Socket.serve
andClientChannel
. - Fix issue #331 causing
an exception in
GrpcWebClientChannel.terminate()
.
2.7.0 #
- Added decoding/parsing of
grpc-status-details-bin
to pass all response exception details to theGrpcError
thrown in Dart, via #349. - Dart SDK constraint is bumped to
>=2.3.0 <3.0.0
due to language version in the generated protobuf code.
2.6.0 #
- Create gRPC servers and clients with [Server|Client]TransportConnnection. This allows callers to provide their own transport configuration, such as their own implementation of streams and sinks instead of sockets.
2.5.0 #
- Expose a
validateClient
method for server credentials so gRPC server users may know when clients are loopback addresses.
2.4.1 #
- Plumb stacktraces through request / response stream error handlers.
- Catch and forward any errors decoding the response.
2.4.0 #
- Add the ability to bypass CORS preflight requests.
2.3.0 #
- Revert PR #287, which allowed using gRPC-web in native environments but also broke streaming.
2.2.0+1 #
- Relax
crypto
version dependency constraint from^2.1.5
to^2.1.4
.
2.2.0 #
- Added
applicationDefaultCredentialsAuthenticator
function for creating an authenticator using Application Default Credentials. - Less latency by using the
tcpNoDelay
option for sockets. - Support grpc-web in a non-web setting.
2.1.3 #
- Fix bug in grpc-web when receiving an empty trailer.
- Fix a state bug in the server.
2.1.2 #
- Fix bug introduced in 2.1.1 where the port would be added to the default authority when making a secure connection.
2.1.1 #
- Fix bug introduced in 2.1.0 where an explicit
authority
would not be used when making a secure connection.
2.1.0 #
- Do a health check of the http2-connection before making request.
- Introduce
ChannelOptions.connectionLimit
the longest time a single connection is used for new requests. - Use Tcp.nodelay to improve client call speed.
- Use SecureSocket supportedProtocols to save a round trip when establishing a secure connection.
- Allow passing http2
ServerSettings
toServer.serve
.
2.0.3 #
- GrpcError now implements Exception to indicate it can be reasonably handled.
2.0.2 #
- Fix computation of the audience given to metadata providers to include the scheme.
2.0.1 #
- Fix computation of authority. This should fix authorization.
2.0.0+1 #
- Fix imports to ensure
grpc_web.dart
has no accidental transitive dependencies on dart:io.
2.0.0 #
- Add initial support for grpc-web.
See
example/grpc-web
for an example of this working. - Breaking:
grpc.dart
no longer exposesClientConnection
. It was supposed to be an internal abstraction. - Breaking:
grpc.dart
no longer exposes the deprecatedServerHandler
. It was supposed to be an internal abstraction. service_api.dart
no longer exports Server - it has never been used by the generated code.
1.0.3 #
- Allow custom user agent with a
userAgent
argument forChannelOptions()
. - Allow specifying
authority
forChannelCredentials.insecure()
. - Add
userAgent
as an optional named argument forclientConnection.createCallHeaders()
.
1.0.2 #
- Fix bug where the server would crash if the client would break the connection.
1.0.1 #
- Add
service_api.dart
that only contains the minimal imports needed by the code generated by protoc_plugin.
1.0.0+1 #
- Support package:http2 1.0.0.
1.0.0 #
- Graduate package to 1.0.
0.6.8+1 #
- Removes stray files that where published by accident in version 0.6.8.
0.6.8 #
- Calling
terminate()
orshutdown()
on a channel doesn't throw error if the channel is not yet open.
0.6.7 #
- Support package:test 1.5.
0.6.6 #
- Support
package:http
>=0.11.3+17 <0.13.0
. - Update
package:googleapis_auth
to^0.2.5+3
.
0.6.5 #
- Interceptors are now async.
0.6.4 #
- Update dependencies to be compatible with Dart 2.
0.6.3 #
- Make fields of
StatusCode
const rather than final.
0.6.2 #
- Allow for non-ascii header values.
0.6.1 #
- More fixes to update to Dart 2 core library APIs.
0.6.0 #
- Dart SDK upper constraint raised to declare compatability with Dart 2.0 stable.
0.5.0 #
0.4.1 #
- Fixes for supporting Dart 2.
0.4.0 #
- Moved TLS credentials for server into a separate class.
- Added support for specifying the address for the server, and support for serving on an ephemeral port.
0.3.1 #
- Split out TLS credentials to a separate class.
0.3.0 #
- Added authentication metadata providers, optimized for use with Google Cloud.
- Added service URI to metadata provider API, needed for Json Web Token generation.
- Added authenticated cloud-to-prod interoperability tests.
- Refactored connection logic to throw initial connection errors early.
0.2.1 #
- Updated generated code in examples using latest protoc compiler plugin.
- Dart 2.0 fixes.
- Changed license to Apache 2.0.
0.2.0 #
- Implemented support for per-RPC metadata providers. This can be used for authentication providers which may need to obtain or refresh a token before the RPC is sent.
0.1.0 #
- Core gRPC functionality is implemented and passes gRPC compliance tests.
The API is shaping up, but may still change as more advanced features are implemented.
0.0.1 #
- Initial version.
This package is in a very early and experimental state. We do not recommend using it for anything but experiments.