one_dollar_unistroke_recognizer 1.3.3

The $1 Unistroke Recognizer, a 2D single-stroke recognizer, plus features like straight line recognition, the Protractor enhancement, a way to correct user's shapes, and more.

1.3.3

• Adapted the example and test to Flutter 3.27. The package itself is still compatible with older Flutter versions.

1.3.2

• Fixed pictures not showing up in the README on pub.dev.

1.3.1

• Added the star to the README.

1.3.0

• Added a star to the default unistrokes.
• Fixed weird corners in the result of convertToCanonicalPolygon.
• The rotation of the recognized shape is now rounded to the nearest 5 degrees. You can change this by making your own rounding function and passing it to convertToCanonicalPolygon.

1.2.0

• Fixed the 'spikes' in convertToCanonicalPolygon for lines.
• If you're using custom unistrokes, you no longer need to specify straightLineName in recognizeCustomUnistroke(..., straightLineName: ...). Just make sure your straight line unistroke template has exactly 2 distinct points and the recognizer will pick it up automatically.

1.1.2

• Better recognition of wide/tall rectangles, thanks to @QubaB

1.1.1

• Fixes RecognizedUnistroke.score always being close to 1.0 when the stroke is recognized as a straight line.

1.1.0

• Separated the logic for straight lines and for other shapes to fix the issue where arbitrary strokes would often be incorrectly detected as a line.

1.0.0

• Used a better algorithm (MAE) for detecting straight lines (#3). This fixes the issue where lines would often be incorrectly detected as a circle (saber-notes/saber#1039).

0.7.0

• Removed the type parameter from RecognizedUnistroke. Custom types will now use the RecognizedCustomUnistroke<K> type.
• recognizeUnistrokeOfType has been renamed to recognizeCustomUnistroke.

0.6.1

• Improved line detection.
• Improved the rotation of the recognized shape.

0.6.0

• Added a line template, and the corresponding RecognizedUnistroke.convertToLine() method.

0.5.0

• RecognizedUnistroke.name is now using an enum instead of a string, e.g. DefaultUnistrokeNames.circle instead of 'circle'. If you're using custom unistrokes, see the README for how to use the recognizeUnistrokeOfType method.
• convertToCanonicalPolygon() now returns a correctly rotated shape (https://github.com/adil192/one_dollar_unistroke_recognizer/issues/2).

0.4.2

• Removed colored text from README since it doesn't work on pub.dev.

0.4.1

• Fixed images in the README on pub.dev.
• Added a RecognizedUnistroke.convertToOval() method.

0.4.0

• This release has changed the default set of templates to contain better shapes. The old templates are still available in example$1Unistrokes. The new templates are only a circle, rectangle, and triangle, where the old templates were more varied but were also sketched by hand and were not very pretty.
• Inputs are now recognized even if they are drawn in the opposite direction of the template. For example, a clockwise circle will be recognized as a circle, even if the template is a counter-clockwise circle. This wasn't the case in previous releases.
• Like previous releases, convertToCanonicalPolygon() is still returning incorrectly rotated shapes. See https://github.com/adil192/one_dollar_unistroke_recognizer/issues/2 to track progress on this issue.

0.3.1

• Scores can now only be between 0 and 1. Would-be negative scores are interpreted to mean that the stroke is not recognized, so null is returned.

0.3.0

• Added functions to RecognizedUnistroke to get a "perfect" shape from the user's stroke: see RecognizedUnistroke.convertToCanonicalPolygon and RecognizedUnistroke.convertToCircle.

0.2.0

• Recognize custom unistrokes by setting the referenceUnistrokes variable, or by passing the overrideReferenceUnistrokes parameter to recognizeUnistroke.

0.1.1

• feat: Added a web demo here: https://adil192.github.io/one_dollar_unistroke_recognizer.
• feat: You can see the list of possible outputs in knownUnistrokesNames.
• fix: Strokes that are too short are ignored.

0.1.0

• Initial release.
• TODO: Allow adding custom unistrokes.