http_client 1.0.0

A platform-independent HTTP client API supporting browser, console, and curl (for SOCKS proxy).

Changelog

1.0.0

BREAKING CHANGES

• Request.body is used instead of bodyStream and bodyBytes.
• Stream<List<int>> inputs are no longer supported, use restartable FutureOr<Stream<List<int>>> StreamFn() instead.
• Single Response constructor, body become an untyped holder (use bodyAsStream if migrating uses).

Other updates

• Explicit expiration, and optional on-exception expiration in UpdatingClient.
• Support form-encoded values as request body.
• Support File with Request.body on ConsoleClient.
• Support native request types with Request.body and Response.body on BrowserClient.

0.6.0

• Support close({bool force}) on the API (and on console).
• Support Response.done to indicate when the underlying input stream has been read and completed.
• TrackingClient to keep track of ongoing and completed request count (with content read support).
• UpdatingClient to automatically recreate client resources (or rotate proxies) after some use.

0.5.1

• Code update: Dart 2.1(-dev) lints.

0.5.0

• Dart 2

0.4.4+1

• Fix header override bug.

0.4.3

• Record redirect info (when available).
• Response.requestAddress to have the address where the request was opened at.
• BREAKING: Response.remoteAddress renamed to responseAddress.

0.4.2

• Better Headers handling.
• Request properties: persistentConnection, followRedirects, maxRedirects.
• ConsoleClient properties: idleTimeout, maxConnectionsPerHost, autoUncompress, userAgent.
• Response.remoteAddress (in ConsoleClient).

0.4.1

• Enabled Dart2 Preview for analysis.

0.4.0

• Fix deprecated API use.
• Fix header wrapping in requests.
• Default header values in ConsoleClient.

0.3.1

• Added http proxy option to the console client.

0.3.0

• Removed dependency on http package.

0.2.2

• Add executor support to rate-limit the clients.

0.2.1

• Add curl support.

0.2.0

Breaking changes:

• instead of exporting the http package, http_client provides its own API

  • console and browser clients continue to use the http package
  • preparation to support node_io for apps that want to be packaged as a single binary (e.g. .exe)
  • preparation to support the Fetch API (e.g. in service workers)

• removed the awkward newHttpClient() methods.

0.1.0

• Exporting classes from the http package (version: ^0.1.13).

0.1.0+1

• Exporting streaming request and response.