mail_to_native 0.8.1

Pick an installed mail app and open its compose screen with subject and body prefilled.

0.1.0

• Initial release.
• MailTo.installedApps() — mail apps installed on the device.
• MailTo.compose() — open a mail app's compose screen prefilled.
• MailTo.pickApp() / MailTo.pickAndCompose() — native picker dialog (UIAlertController on iOS, AlertDialog on Android).
• Apple Mail composes through MFMailComposeViewController, so it is not hijacked by whichever app owns the mailto: scheme.

0.1.1

• Added Mail.ru to the iOS client list (scheme mailru-mail, unverified — see README). Android detects it automatically.
• Fixed per-client compose query keys: Spark takes recipient, Airmail takes plainBody. Both previously received to/body and dropped them.

0.2.0

• pickApp / pickAndCompose now show a native one-button alert when no mail app is installed, so callers need no empty-list branch. New optional emptyMessage, okLabel and showEmptyAlert parameters.
• pickAndCompose no longer short-circuits on an empty list — it hands the case to the platform dialog.

0.3.0

• Redesigned the Android picker: a rounded bottom sheet with a drag handle and each app's launcher icon, replacing the plain AlertDialog list. Follows the system light/dark setting. Drawn programmatically — no Material dependency and no requirement on the host activity's theme.
• The "no mail app" state now uses the same sheet instead of a separate dialog.
• cancelLabel is documented as iOS-only; the Android sheet dismisses by scrim tap or back press.

0.4.0

• The Android picker is now a centred dialog instead of a bottom sheet, matching the iOS .alert picker. Rounded on all corners, no drag handle, width capped at 400dp. Icons, ripple rows and dark-mode support unchanged.

0.5.0

• The picker no longer auto-selects when a single mail app is installed — the dialog always appears, so the new "other apps" entry stays reachable.
• Added an "other apps" entry to the picker and to the "no mail app" dialog. It opens the system share sheet: UIActivityViewController on iOS (subject carried through a UIActivityItemSource), an ACTION_SEND chooser on Android. New otherAppsLabel and showOtherApps parameters.
• Added MailTo.share(message) for calling the share sheet directly, and MailApp.isOther / MailApp.otherAppsId to identify the entry.
• The Android "no mail app" dialog now has proper OK / "other apps" buttons.

0.6.0

• Added ShareMetadata — fills the share sheet's header via LPLinkMetadata on iOS: icon, bold title, grey subtitle. Without it iOS shows a bare app icon and no title, since a plain text item carries no preview.
• The header icon defaults to the host app's own icon, read from CFBundleIcons; override it with PNG/JPEG bytes.
• MailTo.share takes metadata:, MailTo.pickAndCompose takes shareMetadata:.
• Android sets the chooser's EXTRA_TITLE from the same title; subtitle and icon are iOS-only.

0.7.0

• ShareMetadata.image — PNG bytes shared as a picture alongside the text. iOS adds it as a second activity item (mail attachment, photo in messengers); Android switches the chooser to image/png and serves the file through the plugin's own FileProvider, so host apps need no manifest change.
• The picture doubles as the sheet's preview thumbnail unless icon overrides.

0.7.1

• Fixed the share-sheet header icon rendering inset inside a white tile. The plugin no longer loads the host app's icon itself — with no iconProvider set, iOS draws that icon full-bleed on its own. Pass ShareMetadata.icon only to override it deliberately.

0.7.2

• Fixed the header showing a generic document glyph instead of the app icon. LPLinkMetadata.originalURL — the only way to render a subtitle — makes iOS treat the item as a file, so the subtitle is now skipped unless icon or image supplies artwork to go with it.

0.8.0

• README: pub/license/platform badges, a demo table, a platform-support table and an installation snippet.
• Example app rebuilt as a single compose screen — subject and body fields with live counters, and a send button that runs MailTo.pickAndCompose.

0.8.1

• Widened the Dart SDK constraint to >=3.8.0 <4.0.0 (was ^3.12.2), so the package installs on Flutter 3.32 and newer.