misarblog 5.0.3

Dart client for misar.blog, a hosted blogging platform: publish and schedule Markdown articles, manage drafts, series, comments, reactions, analytics and AI titles and covers.

Changelog

All notable changes to this SDK are documented here. Versions follow semantic versioning.

5.0.3 — 2026-08-19

Republished so that every SDK, including the tag-versioned ones, ships through the same automated release pipeline. No API changes.

5.0.2 — 2026-08-19

Republished so that every SDK, including the tag-versioned ones, ships through the same automated release pipeline. No API changes.

5.0.1 — 2026-08-19

Republished so that every SDK, including the tag-versioned ones, ships through the same automated release pipeline. No API changes.

5.0.0 — 2026-08-19

One version across every SDK in every Misar product, replacing the drift between separately-numbered clients.

Documentation

• Rewritten README: every resource and method is listed with the endpoint it calls, the examples are verified against the API contract, and package links are consistent across all SDKs.
• Manifest metadata filled in — homepage, repository, issue tracker, documentation and author.

1.1.0 — 2026-08-16

Added

• comments.list(...) — GET /comments, an article's thread with replies nested one level deep.
• follows.status(...) — GET /follows, follower/following counts plus whether the key's owner follows the profile.
• A dedicated plan-limit error type carrying the plan slug, the pricing URL and seconds until the allowance resets. The API answers a spent allowance with 429 and a locked feature with 402, both tagged plan_limit_exceeded.

Changed

• Plan refusals no longer consume the retry budget. A plan_limit_exceeded response is surfaced immediately instead of being retried three times with back-off — retrying cannot help until the allowance resets or the plan changes. Plain rate-limit 429s still retry as before.
• The SDK now covers all 25 key-authenticated operations.

Removed

• The auth token-refresh helper. It posted to misar.blog/api/auth/refresh, a route that no longer exists, and did not use API-key authentication.

1.0.0

• Initial release: 23 developer-API operations, typed models, retry with exponential back-off.