portals 0.0.9

Portals are strongly encrypted peer-to-peer connections. Inspired by Magic Wormhole.

0.0.9 – 2020-01-13

• Add binary serializer: Now you can send anything through portals!
• Updated readme. It now contains a "How it works" section.
• Fix analysis issues. (A file wasn't saved yet and showed no errors in the editor.)

0.0.8 – 2020-01-02

• Revise this changelog.
• Revise readme.
• Add waitForPhrase helper method.
• More code reusage in helper methods.
• Offer getter for key.
• Implement close method.

0.0.7 – 2019-12-31

• Export all the necessary stuff from the package: Not only the Portal, but also several phrase generators, events and errors.
• Make it impossible for both sides to choose the same side id.

0.0.6 – 2019-12-31

• Don't transfer Versions anymore, but rather more generic info Strings. Users can still exchange versions, but also human-readable display names or something like that. It just makes portals more flexible and the API surface easier to understand.
• Remove version dependency.
• Rename code to phrase. The term code generator conflicts with actual Dart code generators.
• The reversibility of the PhraseGenerator now gets verified whenever a phrase gets generated in debug mode.
• Added several utility methods and functions to make the code more readable and succinct.
• The default phrase generator is now the new WordsPhraseGenerator, which turns both the nameplate and the key into a string of human-readable words.

0.0.5 – 2019-12-29

• Laxen dependencies on collection so the package can be used together with Flutter.
• Fix some analysis issues.

0.0.4 – 2019-12-29

• Laxen dependencies on pedantic so the package can be used together with Flutter.
• Fix version parameter in readme.
• Fix some analysis issues.

0.0.3 – 2019-12-29

• Add boilerplate for example.
• Fix some analysis issues.

0.0.2 – 2019-12-29

• Add this changelog.
• Make package description longer.
• Point to correct GitHub repository.
• Add pedantic analysis.
• Clean up readme.
• Fix some analysis issues.

0.0.1 – 2019-12-29

• Initial version. You can connect portals on devices that can see each other and then transfer bytes.