kolibri 0.1.4

Dart/Flutter bindings for the Kolibri messaging protocol, powered by a Rust core via flutter_rust_bridge. Supports Android, iOS, macOS, Linux and Windows.

Changelog

0.1.4

• Handshake fields that are not set are now omitted from sessionInit instead of being sent empty: arch (empty string), buildNumber (0), instanceId (empty string) and clientSessionId (0). A web-type session can therefore produce a payload byte-identical to the MAX web client, which sends none of them. Mobile sessions pass real values and are unaffected.

0.1.3

• SessionOptions gains isPwa and headerUserAgent. Both are optional: when left unset the key is absent from the handshake userAgent map entirely, so existing sessions send exactly the same payload as before.
• These are the two fields the MAX web client sends that mobile clients did not. The server routes web push (sw-web-push, opcode 22 subscriptions) only to sessions that look like an installed web app, so a client wanting web push must send deviceType: WEB, pushDeviceType: WEBPUSH and isPwa: true.

0.1.2

• Expose setTrustMincifryCa / trustMincifryCa: opt in to the bundled Минцифры root (Russian Trusted Root + Sub CA) for hosts that chain to it, such as api2.oneme.ru. Off by default; covers the session socket, media uploads and ws2 call signaling.
• Depend on kolibri-net by git tag instead of a workspace path, so the Rust core resolves when the package is consumed from pub.dev. Building an app that uses this package now needs git access to the repository.

0.1.1

• Upgrade to freezed / freezed_annotation 3.x.
• Add a canonical example/example.dart and an example/README.md.
• Rewrite the README for pub.dev with quick-start, requirements and API notes.

0.1.0

• Initial release: Dart/Flutter bindings for the Kolibri messaging protocol.
• FFI plugin with a Rust core built via cargokit (requires a Rust toolchain on the consumer's machine).
• Platforms: Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, Windows.