network_monitoring 2.3.0

Simple Package for Real-time HTTP network monitoring for Flutter apps with breakpoints, dev mode, and a floating overlay.

Changelog

All notable changes to this package are documented in this file.

2.3.0 - 2026-08-19

Added

• Remote monitor: local Dart HTTP server (default port 7382, falls back to the next free port) that serves a browser UI
• Split-pane remote UI: request list on the left, details on the right (stacked on narrow screens)
• Remote breakpoints: add/toggle rules, pause/edit/continue/cancel with header and body edits applied to the real Dio request/response, global pause, and an applied-breakpoints panel
• Live updates from the device over WebSocket (/ws), with Server-Sent Events fallback
• Keyboard navigation in the remote UI: arrow keys and Enter for the request list, left/right to switch detail tabs, last selected tab kept when changing requests
• Copy on remote over plain HTTP LAN URLs (Clipboard API fallback)
• Remote monitor toggle in Dev Mode Options with a clickable URL and copy action
• Optional openUrl and remoteMonitorPort on NetworkMonitoringConfig
• HttpRecordModel.toJson() for the remote API
• NetworkMonitorChange.remoteMonitor for reactive UI updates

Changed

• Stronger highlight color for the current find-in-page match (in-app and remote)
• Share actions are hidden in the remote UI (copy remains available)

2.2.0 - 2026-08-04

Added

• Configurable list search scopes (URL, status, headers, query, request body, response body) via the tune control on the monitor search bar
• Find-in-page search on the request/response detail view, including:
  • Match highlighting with prev/next navigation that scrolls to the active match
  • Automatic tab switching when the next/previous match is on another tab
  • Carrying the list search query into the detail view when opening a record
  • Configurable tab search scopes (defaults to the current tab; can search all tabs or any selected tabs)

Changed

• Overview auth token shows the full value with wrapping instead of truncating with ellipsis

2.1.0 - 2026-06-05

Added

• enabled flag on NetworkMonitoringConfig (default true) to disable monitoring, dev mode, overlay, and the Dio interceptor in one place — useful for gating the package behind kDebugMode or a feature flag

2.0.0 - 2026-06-05

Changed

• Breaking: Share actions now use a required shareContent callback on NetworkMonitoringConfig instead of a built-in share_plus dependency — host apps wire their own share plugin (we avoid depending on third-party packages like [share_plus] or [platform_channels] to keep the package lightweight, and avoid resolving dependencies errors in the future.)
• Breaking: NetworkMonitoring.initialize() requires an explicit NetworkMonitoringConfig (no default config)
• Declared platform support for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows only (web is not supported)
• Migrated RadioListTile usage to RadioGroup for Flutter 3.35+ compatibility

Removed

• Breaking: share_plus dependency removed from the package

1.0.1 - 2026-06-03

Changed

• Improved pub.dev package description
• Added pub.dev topics for better discoverability: dio, network, monitoring, debug, dev-mode

1.0.0 - 2026-06-03

Initial release.

Added

• Dio interceptor that records requests, responses, and errors while monitoring is enabled
• Floating draggable overlay with live request count and paused-request badge
• Request inspector with search, method filters, and tabbed detail views (overview, request, response, JWT)
• Breakpoints to pause matching traffic, edit headers/body, then continue or cancel
• Global pause/resume for all in-flight HTTP traffic
• JWT decoding for Authorization and x-auth-token headers in the detail view
• Copy and share actions for URL, headers, body, tokens, and full request dumps
• Hidden dev mode unlock via VersionTapDetector or custom requestEnableDevMode flows
• NetworkMonitoringBuilder for reactive UI driven by NetworkMonitorChanges
• DevModeOptionsView for dev settings
• English and Arabic localizations
• Example notes app (example/) demonstrating Dio integration, JWT auth, and dev-mode unlock