iroh_quic 1.1.0

Pure-Dart binding for iroh 1.x - peer-to-peer QUIC networking with endpoints, connections, streams, relays, and address lookup over the Rust core. No Flutter: load a signed prebuilt native library via [...]

Changelog

1.1.0

• iroh 1.3.0: the Rust core now builds against iroh / iroh-base / iroh-dns 1.3.0 (was 1.0.0). This brings iroh's bug fixes (relay reconnect, router protocol ordering, Windows receive errors) and the new resolver in iroh-dns.
• New Connection.sendManyDatagrams and Connection.readManyDatagrams: send or receive a batch of datagrams in one call (iroh 1.3 batch datagram API).
• New RelayStatus.authDeniedReason: the reason a relay server denied this endpoint's authentication. Retries do not usually fix this, so surface it to the user.
• ABI version 2. The FFI surface changed shape, so the Dart bindings refuse a native library built for ABI 1. Rebuild the native library or re-run dart run iroh_quic:setup.
• Dependencies: flutter_rust_bridge 2.13.0 (runtime and codegen), lints ^6.1.0, and the latest Rust crates (tokio 1.53, futures 0.3.34, rustls-platform-verifier 0.7.1, and more).

1.0.3

• Loosen the flutter_rust_bridge runtime dependency to ^2.12.0 (was pinned to 2.12.0).
• Version bump in lockstep with iroh_flutter 1.0.3 (Windows/Linux desktop build fix); no changes to the Dart/Rust API.

1.0.2

• Rust core (Android): new JNI bootstrap in irohdart_ffi (src/android.rs) exporting IrohFlutterPlugin.initAndroidContext, which installs the app's JavaVM + Context into ndk-context and initializes rustls-platform-verifier. Fixes the release-build abort android context was not initialized on Endpoint.bind under iroh_flutter.

1.0.1 Dart-only (Flutter dropped)

The package is now pure Dart: no flutter SDK dependency, runnable under dart run / dart test. The Dart/Rust API is unchanged; only the packaging moves off Flutter, so existing code keeps working.

• Prebuilt native libraries: no Rust toolchain required. Run dart run iroh_quic:setup to download a signed (Ed25519) prebuilt cdylib for your desktop platform (Linux/macOS/Windows on x64/arm64) into a per-user cache; Iroh.init() finds it automatically. Prefer source? cargo build --release still works and the loader picks that up too.
• The loader now searches, in order: a local cargo build, the iroh_quic:setup cache, and a library bundled next to the compiled executable.
• Release pipeline reworked: CI/release migrated from Flutter to dart/cargo; the prebuilt libraries are cross-compiled, signed, and attached to the version's GitHub Release. The former cargokit precompiled-binaries machinery (Flutter-only) was removed.

1.0.0

Initial release - a native Dart/Flutter binding for iroh 1.0, wrapping the iroh Rust core through an owned flutter_rust_bridge crate. Supports iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and Linux.

• Identity & addressing: SecretKey, PublicKey/EndpointId, Signature, EndpointAddr, RelayUrl, RelayMode/RelayMap (z-base-32, sign/verify, postcard round-trip).
• Endpoint lifecycle: Endpoint.bind (hides presets::N0 + the rustls CryptoProvider), close, isClosed, setAlpns, boundSockets, addr. Async via an embedded multi-threaded tokio runtime.
• Connections & streams: connect, open/accept bi/uni, datagrams, stats, closed; SendStream/RecvStream; byte-identical echo verified.
• Accept loop + filter: accept, acceptIncoming -> Incoming (remoteAddr/accept/refuse/retry/ignore).
• Reactive streams: watchAddr, homeRelayStatus, Connection.pathEvents (sealed PathEvent), with leak-free cancellation.
• Multi-protocol: ALPN-based dispatch over the accept loop, plus a Router/ProtocolHandler bridge (Endpoint.router()) for in-process multiplexing with Dart async handlers.
• Custom address lookup: Endpoint.bindWithAddressLookup - resolve a peer's address from its EndpointId in Dart.
• Structured IrohException hierarchy; IrohCapabilities describing the supported feature set.