live_log_care 2.3.0

Redaction-safe logging for Flutter: build-mode gated (silent in release) and auto-scrubs passwords, tokens, cookies, OTPs and PII from logs, Dio and Bloc.

Changelog

2.3.0

Added

• HttpLogRecord / HttpLogKind — structured HTTP log payload emitted by RedactingDioInterceptor for custom formatters.
• CleanPrinter.decorateHttp (default true) — renders HTTP logs as labeled, sectioned boxes (Request / Response / Error) so requests and responses are easy to distinguish in the Debug Console.
• LiveLogConfig.clean(decorateHttp: …) — opt out with decorateHttp: false for the previous flat → METHOD url layout.

Changed

• RedactingDioInterceptor now emits HttpLogRecord instead of plain strings.
• LiveLogConfig.clean() enables HTTP box decoration by default.

2.2.0

Changed

• RedactingDioInterceptor now defaults to prettyJson: true, so request and response bodies render as indented JSON out of the box. Besides being readable, the per-field line breaks stop the console from truncating long single-line Map.toString() bodies. Pass prettyJson: false for the old compact form.
• Security default change: LiveLogConfig.revealSecretsInDebug now defaults to kDebugMode (was false). Secret values are shown in debug logs by default to aid local debugging; release builds are still always redacted, guaranteed by the kDebugMode guard in LiveLog.redactionActive. If your debug logs may be screenshotted, screen-shared, or captured in CI artifacts, pass revealSecretsInDebug: false to restore full redaction in debug.

2.1.0

Added

• LiveLogConfig.revealSecretsInDebug (default false): reveal real secret values in debug builds only to aid local debugging. Release builds are always redacted regardless of this flag. Exposed as LiveLog.redactionActive.

Changed

• RedactingDioInterceptor now honors the redaction state (redactionEnabled / revealSecretsInDebug) like LiveLog does. Previously it always redacted; now redactionEnabled: false (or a debug reveal) also applies to network logs. No effect with the default (redaction on).

2.0.0

Breaking

• Removed the logger dependency; the logging engine is now self-contained. LogLevel is now this package's own enum (member names unchanged, so LogLevel.error etc. keep working), and LiveLogConfig.printer / .output now take this package's LogPrinter / LogOutput types. Apps that passed a logger-based PrettyPrinter or custom printer/output must switch to the bundled ones (BoxedPrinter, CleanPrinter, ConsoleOutput, …).

Added

• Self-contained logging core: LogLevel, LogEvent, OutputEvent, LogPrinter, LogOutput, LogFilter.
• Printers: BoxedPrinter (default — the familiar boxed, colored look) and CleanPrinter (borderless, prefix-free).
• Outputs: ConsoleOutput (default), DevLogOutput (dart:developer.log), MultiOutput (fan-out), and a WASM-safe FileOutput.
• Filters: pluggable LogFilter (LiveLogConfig.filter) with the default ThresholdFilter.
• LiveLogConfig.clean() preset: indented-JSON, no box, no I/flutter (PID): prefix in the VS Code Debug Console.
• RedactingDioInterceptor(prettyJson: true) renders request/response headers and bodies as indented JSON instead of Map.toString().
• LogRedactor.prettyJson / redactJson helpers.

Fixed

• WASM compatibility: dropping logger removes its dart:io-importing web stub; the package now compiles cleanly to WASM.
• Raised the dio lower bound to >=5.2.0 (first version with DioException), fixing pub.dev downgrade analysis.

1.0.0

Initial release.

• LiveLog — static, redaction-safe logging facade (t/d/i/w/e).
• Build-mode gating via ProductionFilter + level: in release only warning and error are emitted by default.
• LogRedactor — scrubs passwords, tokens, cookies, OTPs, national IDs, auth headers, bearer/JWT tokens and card numbers from every message, header map and request/response body. Extend with addSensitiveKeys, addValuePatterns and a custom mask.
• RedactingDioInterceptor — redaction-safe Dio logger; debug-only by default, opt-in release logging via logInRelease.
• LiveLogBlocObserver — routes Bloc/Cubit lifecycle + errors through LiveLog.
• CrashSink — pluggable interface to forward release errors to Crashlytics/Sentry without depending on either.
• LiveLogConfig — optional startup configuration (enable/disable, debug/release levels, custom printer/output, crash sink, redaction toggle).