macos_liquid_glass_ui 0.9.0
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Flutter widgets and themes implementing the current macOS design language.
Changelog #
0.9.0 — pub.dev publication, 2026-11-09 #
First registry publication as macos_liquid_glass_ui, using 0.9.0 at the
maintainer’s request. Installation now uses a
hosted dependency. Widget/native implementation is unchanged from the reviewed
Git prerelease; provisional support and acceptance gaps still apply.
2026-11-09 — package identity #
Rename the package/import to macos_liquid_glass_ui, with matching CocoaPods and
SwiftPM distribution metadata. Widget APIs and native channel contracts are
unchanged. See migration before updating consumers.
0.9.0-dev.1 — checkpoint update, 2026-11-09 #
- Native window toolbar with typed search, semantic item placement, momentary and exclusive groups, coordinated panes and bounded anchored date tasks.
- Guarded window restoration, adaptive group labels and teardown before rejected updates expose fallback; example native Edit menus retain responder routing.
- Resolved semantic color/selection repairs and directional shell/date-label policy.
- Runnable Fieldnotes photography workspace with licensed bundled images, albums, native search, favourites, field notes and floating glass photo controls.
- Concise README, animated app demonstrations and focused consumer guides.
The package version remains a pre-release; support gaps remain explicit.
0.9.0-dev.1 — 2026-11-08 #
Initial public pre-release of this fork, retaining the macos_ui import and
upstream MIT provenance. Available from Git; not published to pub.dev.
- Semantic themes, live accessibility adaptation and readable opaque content.
- Hierarchical sidebar, toolbar overflow and keyboard/interaction repairs across buttons, value controls, fields/search, selectors, lists, tabs and transients.
- Actual native Liquid Glass command/navigation surfaces over Flutter content,
shared
MacosGlassSurface, focus/overlay/lifecycle handling, portable Flutter approximation and opaque accessibility/compatibility fallbacks. - Flat text table and document inspection/session Save/Revert examples.
- Bounded native update scheduling with latest-state coalescing and ordered disposal.
- Public consumer examples, API/migration guides and optional integration skill.
Capacity/rating preserve continuous duplicate/fractional pointer proposals. Native hosting is bounded and single-window. Full user/environment acceptance, minimum/current SDK verification and controlled profiling remain open; see support and known limitations.