native_screenshot_ext 1.2.5

A extension of a plugin `https://gitlab.com/ivanjpg/native_screenshot`, to take screenshots using native code (iOS & Android).

1.2.2-1.2.5

• Some bug fixes in ios build. Now working for ios.

1.2.1

• Fixing No podspec found for native_screenshot_ext in `.symlinks/plugins/native_screenshot_ext/ios.
• The name change was missed for podspec file.

1.2.0

• Pass quality value while creating png to be able to get low quality screenshots images. Pass 100 for best quality.

1.1.0

• New package created with name native_screenshot_ext to extend the functionality of https://gitlab.com/ivanjpg/native_screenshot

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## 1.0.0 - 04.04.2020

Fixed

• Null-safety added to the only method we have: takeScreenshot().
• The example has been updated to use recent API version.

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## 0.0.5 - 25.12.2020

• Fixed README.md style consistency.

Android

• Fixed the missing directory path to save the screenshot in release mode.
• Added android:requestLegacyExternalStorage="true" to README.md to fix temporary the permissions issue.

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0.0.4 - 15.05.2020

• Homepage, Repository and Issuetracker updated to GitLab ones.

Android

• Added some log messages to make easier to track errors.
• Class names minified/obfuscated by Android release mode were preventing get the correct class of the needed view for take the screenshot. Fixed comparing classes instead names. ivanjpg/native_screenshot#2

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0.0.3

• Homepage, Repository and Issuetracker added to pubspec.yaml.

iOS

• Code improvement.
• The function now takes the screenshot, save it to the application directory and then it adds to the PhotoLibrary. Now it needs NSPhotoLibraryAddUsageDescription key into info.plist file.

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0.0.2

• Description added to pubspec.yaml.
• Documentation API done.
• Added licence.
• README.md updated

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Android

• Unified the code to condesate the plugin initialization and use for the v1 and v2 Flutter's plugin engine.
• Now the screenshot is written to a folder with the application name on it, if fails then goes to external storage.
• Tried Canvas and PixelCopy approaches, both throws a black image, still uses getBitmap() method.

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0.0.1

iOS

• Basic functionionality done.

Android

• Tries to request permission if possible and considers PixelCopy (API >= 26) that still not works; getBitmap() works, so this is used for now.

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