pointer_lock 0.4.0

Locks the mouse pointer in place and reports its motion as relative deltas, which Flutter offers on no desktop platform and does not surface in a browser.

0.4.0

• The example stores its state subscription and cancels it in dispose, rather than calling setState from a listener that outlived the widget. The plugin itself was already symmetric on every path.

0.3.0

• A web backend. document.requestPointerLock through static interop, selected by conditional export the way pad_input selects its gamepad — so a desktop browser captures the pointer instead of being told it cannot, and a first-person game in a browser is played with the mouse rather than by dragging the world around. Pure Dart: nothing to register, and its tests run under flutter test --platform chrome.
• Refusals, releases the player did not ask for, and captures asked for outside a user gesture are all handled as the browser reports them: a refused capture leaves the state released rather than assuming success.
• A coarse pointer — a phone or a tablet — answers isSupported: false, which is what puts a game's on-screen controls on the screen.

0.2.0

• Relative mouse deltas, which Flutter offers on no desktop platform.
• A reset on construction, because a plugin outlives a hot restart and would otherwise strand the cursor; and focus loss releases rather than pauses, or a hidden cursor ends up over another application's window.