motion_core 0.1.0

A high-performance Flutter plugin that provides a simple, unified stream of fused device motion data, abstracting native APIs like iOS Core Motion and Android's Rotation Vector sensor.

0.1.0

Bug-fix and feature-parity release. The native payload changed, so upgrade the plugin as a whole (a hot restart is enough during development).

Fixed

• Android emitted nothing on many devices. Samples were held back until the rotation vector reported SENSOR_STATUS_ACCURACY_HIGH, which many phones never do. Samples are now delivered as soon as the fused sensors have data.
• Units and signs differed between platforms. iOS sent G with gravity pointing down, Android sent m/s² with gravity pointing up. Both now report m/s² with the Android / sensors_plus sign convention (flat, face-up device ≈ (0, 0, +9.81); userAcceleration positive in the direction of motion).
• Yaw was not comparable between platforms. iOS used the arbitrary reference frame while Android used the north-referenced rotation vector, and Core Motion's north frame puts +X on north where Android puts +Y. Both platforms now use a north-referenced East-North-Up frame by default.
• pitch and roll were swapped relative to the phone conventions used by both platform APIs. pitch is now the rotation about the device X axis (top edge up/down) and roll the rotation about the Y axis. eulerAngles is unchanged: (x, y, z) are still the angles about the device X, Y, Z axes.
• Sensors were never released when the Flutter engine was destroyed while a subscription was active (both platforms). The iOS plugin was not published to the registrar, so detachFromEngine could never run.
• Android read the heading accuracy from a fixed-size buffer instead of the event, so devices reporting fewer than five rotation-vector values produced 0.0 instead of "unavailable"; the quaternion could also be wrong when the scalar part was not reported.
• An unsupported platform (web, desktop) made isAvailable() throw MissingPluginException; it now returns false.
• The Android unit test targeted a method that does not exist; replaced with real tests for the method channel and payload encoding.
• Removed the deprecated package attribute from the Android manifest, fixed the Podspec metadata and bundled the iOS privacy manifest.

Added

• MotionCore.configure(updateInterval:, referenceFrame:, showsCalibrationDisplay:) to pick the sample rate (both platforms) and the attitude reference frame: arbitraryZVertical, arbitraryCorrectedZVertical, magneticNorthZVertical (default) or trueNorthZVertical. Maps to CMAttitudeReferenceFrame on iOS and to TYPE_GAME_ROTATION_VECTOR / TYPE_ROTATION_VECTOR (with TYPE_GEOMAGNETIC_ROTATION_VECTOR as a fallback) on Android.
• MotionCore.availableReferenceFrames().
• MotionData.rotationRate (bias-corrected gyroscope, rad/s).
• MotionData.magneticField (calibrated magnetometer in µT with MagneticFieldCalibrationAccuracy).
• MotionData.heading (degrees clockwise from north, computed identically on both platforms; null for arbitrary frames).
• MotionData.referenceFrame (the frame actually in use) and MotionData.timestamp (seconds since boot).
• Swift Package Manager support (ios/motion_core/Package.swift); CocoaPods keeps working.
• Dart unit tests.

Changed (breaking)

• MotionData.headingAccuracy is now double? (as the README always said) and is null instead of -1.0 when unavailable.
• Euler getters moved from the MotionDataEuler extension into MotionData.
• Samples are sent as a Float64List of 20 values; MotionData.fromList still accepts the old 11-value layout.

0.0.5

• Added new example.dart

0.0.4

• Update readme

0.0.3

• Update Github link

0.0.2

• Update Readme.

0.0.1

• Initial release.