http 0.13.6

A composable, multi-platform, Future-based API for HTTP requests.

0.13.6

• BrowserClient throws an exception if send is called after close.
• If no_default_http_client=true is set in the environment then disk usage is reduced in some circumstances.
• Require Dart 2.19

0.13.5

• Allow async callbacks in RetryClient.
• In MockHttpClient use the callback returned Response.request instead of the argument value to give more control to the callback. This may be breaking for callbacks which return incomplete Responses and relied on the default.

0.13.4

• Throw a more useful error when a client is used after it has been closed.
• Require Dart 2.14.

0.13.3

• Validate that the method parameter of BaseRequest is a valid "token".

0.13.2

• Add package:http/retry.dart with RetryClient. This is the same implementation as package:http_retry which will be discontinued.

0.13.1

• Fix code samples in README to pass a Uri instance.

0.13.0

• Migrate to null safety.
• Add const constructor to ByteStream.
• Migrate BrowserClient from blob to arraybuffer.
• Breaking All APIs which previously allowed a String or Uri to be passed now require a Uri.
• Breaking Added a body and encoding argument to Client.delete. This is only breaking for implementations which override that method.

0.12.2

• Fix error handler callback type for response stream errors to avoid masking root causes.

0.12.1

• Add IOStreamedResponse which includes the ability to detach the socket. When sending a request with an IOClient the response will be an IOStreamedResponse.
• Remove dependency on package:async.

0.12.0+4

• Fix a bug setting the 'content-type' header in MultipartRequest.

0.12.0+3

• Documentation fixes.

0.12.0+2

• Documentation fixes.

0.12.0

New Features

• The regular Client factory constructor is now usable anywhere that dart:io or dart:html are available, and will give you an IoClient or BrowserClient respectively.
• The package:http/http.dart import is now safe to use on the web (or anywhere that either dart:io or dart:html are available).

Breaking Changes

• In order to use or reference the IoClient directly, you will need to import the new package:http/io_client.dart import. This is typically only necessary if you are passing a custom HttpClient instance to the constructor, in which case you are already giving up support for web.

0.11.3+17

• Use new Dart 2 constant names. This branch is only for allowing existing code to keep running under Dart 2.

0.11.3+16

• Stop depending on the stack_trace package.

0.11.3+15

• Declare support for async 2.0.0.

0.11.3+14

• Remove single quote ("'" - ASCII 39) from boundary characters. Causes issues with Google Cloud Storage.

0.11.3+13

• remove boundary characters that package:http_parser cannot parse.

0.11.3+12

• Don't quote the boundary header for MultipartRequest. This is more compatible with server quirks.

0.11.3+11

• Fix the SDK constraint to only include SDK versions that support importing dart:io everywhere.

0.11.3+10

• Stop using dart:mirrors.

0.11.3+9

• Remove an extra newline in multipart chunks.

0.11.3+8

• Properly specify Content-Transfer-Encoding for multipart chunks.

0.11.3+7

• Declare compatibility with http_parser 3.0.0.

0.11.3+6

• Fix one more strong mode warning in http/testing.dart.

0.11.3+5

• Fix some lingering strong mode warnings.

0.11.3+4

• Fix all strong mode warnings.

0.11.3+3

• Support http_parser 2.0.0.

0.11.3+2

• Require Dart SDK >= 1.9.0

• Eliminate many uses of Chain.track from the stack_trace package.

0.11.3+1

• Support http_parser 1.0.0.

0.11.3

• Add a Client.patch shortcut method and a matching top-level patch method.

0.11.2

• Add a BrowserClient.withCredentials property.

0.11.1+3

• Properly namespace an internal library name.

0.11.1+2

• Widen the version constraint on unittest.

0.11.1+1

• Widen the version constraint for stack_trace.

0.11.1

• Expose the IOClient class which wraps a dart:io HttpClient.

0.11.0+1

• Fix a bug in handling errors in decoding XMLHttpRequest responses for BrowserClient.

0.11.0

• The package no longer depends on dart:io. The BrowserClient class in package:http/browser_client.dart can now be used to make requests on the browser.

• Change MultipartFile.contentType from dart:io's ContentType type to http_parser's MediaType type.

• Exceptions are now of type ClientException rather than dart:io's HttpException.

0.10.0

• Make BaseRequest.contentLength and BaseResponse.contentLength use null to indicate an unknown content length rather than -1.

• The contentLength parameter to new BaseResponse is now named rather than positional.

• Make request headers case-insensitive.

• Make MultipartRequest more closely adhere to browsers' encoding conventions.