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PhoenixSocket provides a feature-complete implementation of Phoenix Sockets, using a single API based on StreamChannels compatible with any deployment of Flutter.

[0.7.3.] #

  • Reduce reliance of the package on 3rd party dependencies
  • Await for a successful connection to the websocket before listening to messages

[0.7.2.] #

  • Delay channel join until socket is open
  • Only emit channel replies from channel.messages

[0.7.1.] #

  • Ensure all exceptions are retried
  • Add unit tests for socket
  • Only propagate errors to the channels on channel exception
  • Don't rethrow. Stops the periodic timer.
  • Catch all exceptions when Push.send fails

[0.7.0.] #

  • Fix correct usage of channels map
  • Add channel timeout test
  • Export message_serializer.dart
  • Add support for custom decoder and encoder

[0.6.4.] #

  • Republish of 0.6.3 with actual fix

[0.6.3.] #

  • Fix Push.future not completing in certain conditions

[0.6.2.] #

  • Throw exception when sending messages when channel is closed

[0.6.1.] #

  • Fix bug when reconnecting
  • Prevent adding events to stream controllers when closed

[0.6.0.] #

  • Fix race condition where heartbeats were added in a closed sink

[0.5.3.] #

  • Minor optimizations
  • Improve debugging

[0.5.2.] #

  • Fix bug in PhoenixChannelEvent.isReply
  • Replace print call with Logger.severe

[0.5.1.] #

  • Fix re-connection issue

[0.5.0] #

  • Add sound null safety

[0.4.11] #

  • Fix a channel re-join issue (#20)

[0.4.10] #

  • Make sure Push instances trigger only one event, and only once (#18)

[0.4.9] #

  • Bugfix (#15)

[0.4.8] #

  • Bugfix (#13 @carlosmobile)

[0.4.7] #

  • Improve typing of channel parameters (#12 @carlosmobile)

[0.4.6] #

  • Improve error handling on initial socket connection

[0.4.5] #

  • Add readme.md to example/
  • Improve handling of errors raised when Flutter app is put in background

[0.4.4] #

  • Add simple flutter example
  • Get rid of Zone (introduced in 0.3.0)
  • Further improve error handling (fixed #5 and #6) and reconnection

[0.4.3] #

  • Improve error handling

[0.4.2] #

  • Auto-reconnect when connection drops unexpectedly

[0.4.1] #

  • Fix code analysis (from very_good_analysis) issues

[0.4.0] #

  • Improve code readability and inline documentation
  • Add ability to provide socket parameters

[0.3.3] #

  • Fix closing of underlying websocket on PhoenixSocket close

[0.3.2] #

  • Use quiver.async's StreamRouter to route messages to topic-specific streams

[0.3.1] #

  • Fix bug where channels being closed by a socket would indirectly change the socket's 'channels' Map, leading to changes being concurrent to iteration, hence raising a StateError
  • Do not try to send a 'leave' push if socket is closed anyway

[0.3.0] #

  • Use dart:async Zone to isolate function calls that modify internal state.

[0.2.5] #

  • Improved the internals quite a bit

[0.2.4] #

  • Fix a couple of bugs around failing states

[0.2.3] #

  • Fix duplicate message sending/completing in some race conditions

[0.2.2] #

  • Make logging more configurable
  • Fix auto-rejoin of channels

[0.2.1] #

  • Add much more logging using the logging library
  • Fix a couple of minor bugs

[0.2.0] #

  • Fix some statement management issues
  • Clean up classes file location
  • Improve API to be more consistent with behavior

[0.1.1] #

  • Add some very incomplete docs

[0.1.0] #

  • First version that feel really stable
  • Presence still largely untested
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PhoenixSocket provides a feature-complete implementation of Phoenix Sockets, using a single API based on StreamChannels compatible with any deployment of Flutter.

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