limit 1.0.9

Persistent across sessions, no manual storage needed. Easily manage cooldowns and rate limits with one-line.

1.0.9

• Moved internal files to lib/src/ to improve encapsulation and API clarity
• Updated README

1.0.8

Patch: Fixed Flutter Web crash for 64-bit encoded types

Bumped prf dependency to ^2.4.2 to resolve a Flutter Web runtime crash related to 64-bit integer encoding (DateTime, List<DateTime>, List<Duration>). No functional changes in this package.

1.0.7

• Fixed fomatting issues
• Fixed README links

1.0.6

• Added proper documentation to the library barrel file.
• Added example file for pub.dev

1.0.5

• Improved README navigation by adding Back to Table of Contents links.
• Clarified API notes and examples in README.
• Minor internal cleanup of unused private fields.

1.0.4

• All limiters are now fully synchronized.
• This version introduces comprehensive internal locking to all limits to prevent concurrent access issues in asynchronous or multi-call scenarios.
• Previously, state mutations were not guarded, which could cause race conditions, corrupted values, or inconsistent behavior — especially in rapid or concurrent calls.

1.0.3

• Improved documentation and examples in the README and comments to enhance clarity and usability.

1.0.2

• Enhanced the package with a suite of comprehensive tests to ensure reliability and robustness. Introduced testing utilities to facilitate easier test writing and maintenance.

1.0.1

✨ limit initial release

Persistent, plug-and-play utilities for managing cooldowns and rate limits across sessions, isolates, and app restarts — no boilerplate, no manual timers, no storage code.

Features included:

• ⏲ Cooldown — fixed-time cooldown utility (e.g. daily rewards, retry delays)
• 📊 RateLimiter — token bucket rate limiter (e.g. 1000 actions per 15 minutes)

Highlights:

• One-line setup (Cooldown / RateLimiter)
• Automatic persistence across app restarts
• Async-safe, isolate-friendly behavior
• Built-in usage stats and reset methods
• Optional caching for extra performance

Notes: Originally was part of the prf package. Extracted into a standalone package for modularity, lighter dependencies, and focused use. Ideal for apps needing easy-to-integrate time-based limits without extra logic.