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Want to run a piece of code once periodically (Once - Daily - Weekly - Monthly - On new build - On new version - Any period)? We cover your back.

1.6.3 #

  • Chore: Updates dependencies shared_preferences to ^2.2.3 and package_info_plus to ^8.0.0

1.6.2 #

  • Chore: Updates dependencies package_info_plus to ^6.0.0
  • Chore: Updates minimum Dart SDK to >=3.3.0

1.6.1 #

  • Chore: Update dependencies package_info_plus to ^5.0.1

1.6.0 #

  • Feat: Added runOnEveryNewBuild Function
  • Fix: runOnNewVersion saves version numbers with non-numerical values and does not sanitize them upon retrieval Issue #24
  • Fix: Types Error in runner.dart
  • Chore: Update dependencies & example app

1.5.4 #

1.5.3 #

  • fix runOnNewVersion callback even on first run

1.5.2 #

  • fix: add uniqueKey to runOnNewVersion to fix runOnEveryNewVersion runs only once even if used in multiple pages
  • chore: update dependencies

1.5.1 #

  • fix: OnceBuilder.fallback() is always called at least one time when specified
  • chore: update dependencies

1.5.0 #

  • fix: runOnce & runEvery12Hours fallback wasn't working properly
  • chore: update dependencies

1.4.1 #

  • fix: clear key was missing the prefix

1.4.0 #

  • Add Functions

    • clear removes the Once or OnceWidget data for a specific key.
    • clearAll removes all the Once and OnceWidget data.
  • Add debug parameters that only works in debug mode

    • debugCallback used to debug the callback function.
    • debugFallback used to debug the fallback function.
  • Add prefix to the key to make it unique No changes required.

1.3.0 #

  • Add BuildContext to the builder and fallback of WidgetOnce

1.2.1 #

  • ReadMe.md Update

1.2.0 #

  • Add WidgetOnce that return Widget
  • Add runOnNewDay method that runs on every new day. The day here means you run the function at 3:00 AM. So, Day means the next 12:00 AM.

1.1.2 #

  • Analyzing

1.1.0 #

  • Fix bugs
  • All periodic functions now are returning a nullable generic typed Future Future<T?>
  • Add fallback in case if that callback future returns null

1.0.0 #

  • initial release.
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Want to run a piece of code once periodically (Once - Daily - Weekly - Monthly - On new build - On new version - Any period)? We cover your back.

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Topics

#utils #storage #persistence

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License

MIT (license)

Dependencies

flutter, package_info_plus, shared_preferences

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