parse_offline_extension 1.1.0

Offline caching extension for Parse Server SDK Flutter. Adds O(1) local storage, batch saves, auto-migration, and connectivity-aware live lists to any ParseObject subclass.

1.1.0

• Map-based storage (offline_cache_<ClassName>_v2): objects are stored as Map<objectId, jsonString> instead of List<String>, making every single-object read, write, existence check, and removal an O(1) hash operation instead of an O(n) linear scan.
• Auto-migration: the old List<String> format is automatically upgraded on first access; existing cached data is preserved.
• updateInLocalCache now returns Future<bool> indicating whether the object was found (previously Future<void>).
• syncLocalCacheWithServer accepts an optional shouldSync predicate to skip objects that should not overwrite server state.
• All json.decode calls are wrapped in try-catch; corrupt entries are skipped rather than crashing the operation.
• clearLocalCacheForClass uses store.remove() (single key) instead of store.setStringList([]) (leaves empty list entry).
• Replaced all print() calls with debugPrint().

1.0.0

• Initial public release.
• saveToLocalCache() — persist a ParseObject to CoreStore.
• removeFromLocalCache() — remove a single object by objectId.
• updateInLocalCache(Map updates) — partial update; returns bool indicating whether the object was found.
• loadFromLocalCache(className, objectId) — O(1) lookup by objectId.
• loadAllFromLocalCache(className) — load all cached objects for a class.
• saveAllToLocalCache(className, objects) — efficient batch save in one write.
• existsInLocalCache(className, objectId) — O(1) existence check.
• getAllObjectIdsInLocalCache(className) — returns all cached ids (no JSON decoding required).
• clearLocalCacheForClass(className) — wipe entire class cache.
• syncLocalCacheWithServer(className, {shouldSync}) — push cached objects to the server with an optional filter predicate.
• Map-based storage (offline_cache_<ClassName>_v2) for O(1) per-object operations; auto-migrates the legacy list format on first read.
• All json.decode calls are guarded — corrupt entries are skipped, not thrown.