nfc_in_flutter 2.0.1

Flutter plugin to read and write NFC tags on both Android and iOS. Currently it only supports reading NDEF formatted tags.

2.0.1

• Fixed writing TNF text records on iOS (credit to GitHub user @janipiippow)

2.0.0

• Added noSounds flag to NFCNormalReaderMode

On Android, this tells the system not to play sounds when a NFC chip is scanned.

• Support for writing NDEF messages has been added

Get acccess to tags using the new .tag property on messages, which you can use to connect and write to tags.

• Added the following methods for constructing NDEF messages:

NDEFRecord.empty for empty records

NDEFRecord.plain for text/plain records

NDEFRecord.type for records with custom types

NDEFRecord.text for records with well known text types

NDEFRecord.uri for records with well known URI types

NDEFRecord.absoluteUri

NDEFRecord.external

NDEFRecord.custom

• COULD BE BREAKING: Records with type T and U (with well known TNF) will now be correctly constructed. URI records will have the URL prefix added to the .payload and Text records will now correctly have thr first prefix byte removed from the .payload. If you want the precise value, you can use the new .data property which excludes the URL prefix of URI records and language codes of Text records.

• Added .data property to NDEFRecord which excludes URL prefixes and language codes from records with well known types.

• Added .languageCode property to NDEFRecord which will contain the language code of a record with a well known text type.

• Updated the .tnf property on NDEFRecords. This is now an enumerable (NFCTypeNameFormat) with it's value mapped to the correct TNF value. This works on both Android and iOS where as it previously did not.

1.2.0

• Added id property to NDEFMessage which contains the NFC tag's UID
• Support for more card types on Android

1.1.1

• Bugfix: Android sessions are now closed properly

1.1.0

• Added support for reading from emulated host cards

1.0.0

• First release, woohoo!
• Support for reading NDEF formatted NFC tags on both Android and iOS