native_device_orientation 1.2.1

A Flutter plugin for reading device's native orientation, either from UI orientation or from sensors

[1.2.1] - Oct 16, 2023

• Remove AppLifecycleState.hidden and use switch default instead

[1.2.0] - Oct 11, 2023

• Add compatibility with AGP 8 (Android Gradle Plugin).
• Stop using fastest sensor listener by default as requires additional permission

[1.1.4] - June 6, 2022

• Fix bug stopping android from compiling

[1.1.3] - June 5, 2202

• Fix sensos getOrientation on android (for real this time)
• Make iOS keep last orientation if device is flat

[1.1.2] - May 17, 2022

• Fix direct sensor getOrientation on android
• Listen to status bar change on iOS rather than device change (fix for older devices)

[1.1.1] - May 17, 2022

• Rename unknownSubstitute to defaultOrientation.

[1.1.0] - May 17, 2022

• Support Flutter 3.0 (should still support 2.x as well)
• Adds additional, more explicit way to use plugin
• Allows setting default if "unknown" is returned from native side, previously always defaulted to PortraitUp.

[1.0.0] - March 9, 2021

• Support null-safety.

[0.4.3] - July 20, 2020

• Re-add v1 embedding.

[0.4.2] - July 19, 2020

• Fix package definition & remove iOS i386 block

[0.4.1] - July 17, 2020

• Fix various pub-specific issues

[0.4.0] - July 17, 2020

• Fix an issue where the most recent orientation is not always retrieved.
• Update to use new android embedding.
• Use pendantic style for dart code

[0.3.0] - November 6th, 2019

• Breaking change to support the fact that AppLifecycleState.suspended has changed to AppLifecycleState.detached.

[0.2.0] - April 24, 2019

• Slightly breaking change - on iOS, the sensor was used regardless of what was passed to useSensor due to a bug. This meant that even with UI rotation disabled, rotation events occured.
• Also switched back to using StatusBarOrientation. It isn't actually deprecated, just not advised for normal iOS usage. However, it does what I want and is consistent with Android - it returns the orientation of the actual window. If you really want to know the orientation of the device, use useSensor
• Add buttons to explicitly get rotation using sensor or not (UI)

[0.1.2] - March 4, 2019

• Reduce amount of orientation changes by keeping track of last change.

[0.1.1] - March 4, 2019

• Fix documentation and re-order changelog.

[0.1.0] - March 4, 2019

• Integrate PRs updating to AndroidX and implementing useSensor
• Also made a few changes to do with UseSensor so be careful of that if you're using the NativeDeviceOrientationCommunicator directly; users who simply use the widget shouldn't notice anything.

[0.0.4] - January 2, 2019

• Switch to using UIDeviceOrientation on iOS

[0.0.2] - June 4, 2018

• Fix name of package

[0.0.1] - June 4, 2018

• Implement Android & iOS native code.
• Implement Flutter code & widget.
• Write simple example.