netify_core 3.0.0

Core network inspection functionality for Flutter. Client-agnostic foundation for Netify adapters.

Changelog

3.0.0 - 2025-12-23

🎉 Major Release - Multi-Client Architecture

This release introduces a completely new architecture that separates core functionality from HTTP client-specific implementations.

Breaking Changes

• Core functionality extracted into standalone netify_core package
• No longer includes HTTP client implementations
• Must be used with an adapter package (netify_dio, netify_http, etc.)

New Features

• ✅ Client-Agnostic Core - No HTTP client dependencies
• ✅ NetifyAdapter Base Class - Foundation for all adapters
• ✅ NetifyInterface - Standardized interface for UI access
• ✅ RxDart Integration - Real-time streams with BehaviorSubject
• ✅ Callbacks System - Integration hooks for monitoring services
  • NetifyCallbacks class with onRequest, onResponse, onError, onSlowRequest
• ✅ Smart Filters - Control what gets captured
  • NetifyFilters class with status codes, slow requests, ignore patterns
• ✅ Complete UI Components
  • NetifyPanel - Main inspection panel
  • LogDetailPage - Detailed log viewer
  • InsightsPage - Analytics page
  • NetifyBubble - Floating bubble widget
  • All supporting widgets (badges, cards, viewers, etc.)
• ✅ Repository Pattern - Clean data management
  • LogRepository interface
  • LogRepositoryImpl with RxDart streams
• ✅ Universal NetworkLog - Works with any HTTP client

Architecture

The new architecture follows a modular design:

netify_core (this package)
    ↓
netify_dio, netify_http, netify_graphql, etc.
    ↓
Your App

Dependencies

• flutter - Flutter SDK
• screenshot: ^2.1.0 - For share as image functionality
• rxdart: ^0.27.0 - For real-time streams

No HTTP client dependencies ✅

Usage

This package is not meant to be used directly. Instead, use one of the adapter packages:

// For Dio
import 'package:netify_dio/netify_dio.dart';
await NetifyDio.init(dio: dio);

// For HTTP
import 'package:netify_http/netify_http.dart';
await NetifyHttp.init(client: client);

Benefits

1. Zero Dependency Bloat - Users only install the HTTP client they use
2. Easy to Extend - Add new HTTP clients by creating adapters
3. Backward Compatible - Adapters maintain similar API to v2.x
4. Type-Safe - Each adapter handles client-specific types
5. Maintainable - Core logic separated from client-specific code

Notes

• Compatible with Flutter 3.0.0+
• Dart SDK 3.0.0+
• Requires an adapter package to function