Changelog #

0.1.2 #

Pushlio.onForegroundMessage(handler) — intercept pushes while the app is in the foreground; return false to suppress the notification and show your own UI (custom dialog etc.). Delivered receipts still flow.
Pushlio.reportOpened(n) — count an "opened" when the user acts on your custom foreground UI.
init(iosForegroundPresentation:) — set to false to stop the system from showing foreground alerts on iOS (pair with the handler above).

Compatibility release driven by real-world integration feedback.

Widened dependency ranges so the SDK installs next to existing Firebase/OneSignal setups: firebase_core >=3.6 <5, firebase_messaging >=15.1 <17, flutter_local_notifications >=19 <23, and friends. (0.1.0 pinned the newest majors and broke resolution in older host apps.)
init(onBackgroundMessage:) — firebase_messaging allows a single background handler; Pushlio now forwards every non-Pushlio message to your own top-level handler, so both systems coexist.
init(androidSmallIcon:) — dedicated status-bar icon resource (launcher icons render as a flat square when tinted).
init(androidChannelId/Name/Importance:) — channel is configurable (Android creates channels once; pick importance up front).
init(enableLogs:) + Pushlio.deviceId getter for support matching.
Tests: foreign (non-ph) messages are proven side-effect-free.
Server-side: device country now comes from the request IP (GeoIP at the ingest edge), not the device locale — no SDK change required.

Initial release.

Push notifications: automatic device registration, rich notifications (big image + up to 3 action buttons), deep links with cold-start delivery, delivered/opened receipts with an offline-safe idempotent queue
Identify & segment: external user id, tags, custom events, opt-out
Feature flags & remote config with persistent cache
In-app messages: fetch + seen-once marking