octopulse_flutter 2.2.4

Flutter plugin for OctoCX/Octopulse SDK. Provides network diagnostics, telemetry collection, and device registration for mobile carriers. Android-first implementation.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

2.2.4 - 2026-01-25

Changed

• Updated documentation with correct configuration file locations (project root or android folder)
• Replaced JitPack setup instructions with Android permissions setup
• Simplified Android setup process

Fixed

• Updated GitHub repository URLs to Octolytics-SDK organization

1.0.0 - 2026-01-25

Added

• Initial release of octopulse_flutter plugin
• Android-first implementation with full parity to React Native plugin
• Core SDK methods:
  • initialize() - Initialize the Octopulse SDK
  • start() - Start network monitoring
  • stop({withoutSync}) - Stop monitoring with optional sync skip
  • refresh() - Refresh SDK state
  • updateConfigs() - Update configurations from server
  • clearAllAppData() - Clear all SDK stored data
• Device registration:
  • registerDevice(msisdn) - Register device with optional phone number
  • isDeviceRegistered() - Check registration status
• Permissions handling:
  • requestMinimumPermissions() - Request required permissions
  • hasMinimumPermissionsGranted() - Check permission status
• Monitoring controls:
  • isMonitoringSettingEnabled() - Check monitoring status
  • changeMonitoringSettingStatus(enabled) - Toggle monitoring
  • isdSdkStarted() - Check if SDK is running
• UI Activities:
  • launchHelpActivity() - Open help/support screen
  • launchAddMsisdnActivity(requestCode) - Open MSISDN input screen
• Example app with diagnostics UI and smoke test functionality
• Comprehensive documentation and integration guide

Requirements

• Android minSdk: 28 (Android 9+)
• Android targetSdk: 34
• Flutter: 3.3.0+
• Dart: 3.0.0+

Dependencies

• Octopulse SDK: 2.2.4
• Octopulse Gradle Plugin: 2.1.9.1