rinf 4.13.0

"Rust as your Flutter backend, Flutter as your Rust frontend"

4.13.0

• Improved the template code by disabling CPU-intensive tasks and removing unneeded dependency features.
• Improved CLI outputs from rinf wasm.
• Improved various guides and template comments.

4.12.5

• Automated publication.

4.12.4

• Fixed permission related problems with build script files.

4.12.3

• Fixed permission related problems with build script files.

4.12.2

• Fixed guide badges.

4.12.1

• Fixed publishing issues.

4.12.0

• Renamed the framework to Rinf.

4.11.8

• Improved first guides.

4.11.7

• Improved the example app's code and guides.

4.11.6

• Improved the shorthand command crate.

4.11.5

• Improved the shorthand command crate.

4.11.4

• Improved the first preview image and some comments.

4.11.3

• Improved the example app's code.

4.11.2

• Fixed a problem with compilation on macOS.

4.11.1

• Fixed a problem with compilation on macOS.

4.11.0

• New Dart function ensureFinalized(). This function ensures that all Rust tasks are terminated. Take a look at the example code to understand how to run this function before closing the Flutter app. Note that you have to run rifs template --bridge again to use this function.

4.10.0

• New default web alias spawn_blocking(). CPU-intensive blocking tasks are better to be executed on a separate thread pool.
• Improved the example app's performance and debug tests.

4.9.0

• New default web alias yield_now(). Inside a long-running code, calling this will help you avoid blocking the whole async event loop, by giving the flow back to other async tasks.
• Vastly improved comments inside the web_alias Rust module.
• Now Rust panics on the web will be printed to the CLI too.
• Improved the example app's performance and debug tests.

4.8.2

• Improved guide sentences.

4.8.1

• Improved the readability of the example code.
• Organized and clarified first guides.

4.8.0

• Now by running rifs template --bridge, you can apply and update only the bridge module inside the hub crate. This is useful when you've upgraded RIF but do not need to apply the whole template again.
• Improved rifs --help output.

4.7.0

• Now Rust stacktrace will be printed to the CLI when a panic occurs. The changes are mostly included in the template, so make sure you've run rifs template on this new version.

4.6.2

• Polished various aspects.

4.6.1

• Stabilized debug_print! logic.

4.6.0

• New debug_print! macro that works on all environments, including web and mobile emulators, with the power of Flutter debuggers. To use this, you need to run rifs template again.
• Now panic information in Rust will be properly printed to the CLI. Note that Rust panics don't crash the app and do not hinder stability.
• Improved docs. There are also more guides about well-known types in Protobuf. Thanks @LucaCoduriV!

4.5.0

• Added support for external symbols on iOS and macOS. This is needed for some Rust crates that depend on Apple's system frameworks.

4.4.2

• Updated docs and demo links.

4.4.1

• Updated docs and demo links.

4.4.0

• Improved various guides and comments.
• Fixed a bug that made the app crash when passing in an empty Vec<u8>.
• Fixed the formatting of Rust files.

4.3.0

• Now flutter run will use require-corp value for cross-origin-embedder-policy HTTP header that works on all web browsers.

4.2.1

• Fixed a bug with RustResponse::default().

4.2.0

• New command rifs --help. Thanks @bookshiyi!

4.1.4

• Fixed a sentence in the guides.

4.1.3

• Made rifs message command read PUB_CACHE enviornment variable if present. Thanks @rabbitson87!

4.1.2

• Fixed rifs template command.

4.1.1

• Added some guides to the shorthand crate.
• Removed an unneeded dependency from the shorthand crate.

4.1.0

• Fixed sleep() on the web.
• Added demo link in the guides.

4.0.3

• Fixed bugs with rifs template on Windows.
• Fixed outdated comments.
• Organized sample code.

4.0.2

• Eliminated an unnecessary Dart dependency.

4.0.1

• Eliminated an unnecessary Dart dependency.

4.0.0

• Added support for sending large binaries between Dart and Rust. This is now possible by using the blob field in RustRequest, RustResponse, and RustSignal. Please make sure you've run rifs template before using this new version because the template has changed a little.
• Added support for nested message folders.
• Added support for Rust nightly.
• Eliminated unnecessary Dart dependencies.

3.7.4

• Updated cargokit, the build connector between Flutter and Rust.

3.7.3

• Fixed a bug with cargo.

3.7.2

• Fixed a bug with cargo.

3.7.1

• Organized descriptions and files.

3.7.0

• Now this framework provides a shorthand command rifs ... which is equivalent to dart run rust_in_flutter ....

3.6.0

• Fixed a bug that prevents the app from running on Linux.
• Improved various texts exposed to developers for clarity.

3.5.1

• Bumped prost version to avoid snake case related warnings.

3.5.0

• Shortend some names that were unnecessarily long.

3.4.5

• Import statements became shorter in Dart.

3.4.4

• Cleaned up outdated dependencies in Cargo.toml.

3.4.3

• Now syntax and package statements in .proto files should be handled automatically.

3.4.2

• Now running dart run rust_in_flutter message verifies package statement in .proto files and mistakes are fixed automatically.

3.4.1

• Now match statement is used for handling requests. This improves code readability.

3.4.0

• Now each .proto file is treated as a Rust resource, which essentially becomes an API endpoint.

3.3.0

• RustResource enum has been added to interaction.proto. Now the list of available Rust resources are managed by Protobuf, which makes the project less error-prone. This new system also has less runtime overhead because interactions are distinguished by simple integers, not strings.

3.2.3

• Improved guides.

3.2.2

• Organized guides.

3.2.1

• Matched first guides with the docs.

3.2.0

• Now when applying the Rust template with dart run rust_in_flutter template, README.md file will get a new section explaining about this framework.

3.1.1

• Updated docs link.

3.1.0

• Now there's a new Dart command message. Developers can now generate Dart and Rust message code from .proto files with dart run rust_in_flutter message. build.rs file that used to do this is removed.

3.0.9

• Fixed a problem with pub.dev score.

3.0.8

• Fixed a problem with pub.dev score.

3.0.7

• Fixed a problem with pub.dev score.

3.0.6

• Fixed a problem with pub.dev score.

3.0.5

• Moved documentation to a dedicated website.
• Now build.rs will automatically modify PATH for protoc-gen-dart.
• Fixed an error appearing in Rust-analyzer's webassembly mode.

3.0.4

• Polished template code.

3.0.3

• Polished template code.

3.0.2

• Polished guides, comments and template code.

3.0.1

• Fixed and organized tutorials and comments.

3.0.0

• Adopted Protobuf for message serialization. Now communication between Dart and Rust is much more type-safe and faster than before. Because the template has now changed, you need to run dart run rust_in_flutter template again when migrating from version 2. Thanks @wheregmis and @bookshiyi!

2.9.0

• Removed corrosion. Now this package solely relies on cargokit and is much more slimmer. Thanks @bookshiyi!
• Removed unneeded files from pub.dev publication.

2.8.5

• Fixed a problem with pub.dev score.

2.8.4

• Fixed a problem with pub.dev score.

2.8.3

• Wrote new catchphrase.

2.8.2

• Updated links.

2.8.1

• Updated links.

2.8.0

• Removed unneeded dependencies.

2.7.4

• Fixed CI badge showing rate limit error.

2.7.3

• Fixed wrong guides.

2.7.2

• Organized guides.

2.7.1

• Organized guides. Thanks @bookshiyi!

2.7.0

• Stabilized web-related Rust toolchain's auto-installation. Thanks @bookshiyi!

2.6.0

• Applied continuous integration for checking builds and improving project stability. Thanks @bookshiyi!

2.5.6

• Updated Cargokit. Thanks @bookshiyi!

2.5.5

• Improved guides about HTTP headers.

2.5.4

• Updated example code.

2.5.3

• Improved guides and CLI messages.

2.5.2

• Optimized web binary size.

2.5.1

• Optimized web performance.

2.5.0

• Now Rust logic will be restarted upon Dart's hot restart on the web too.
• CLI commands are shortened.

2.4.0

• Fixed the problem with dangling threads from the tokio runtime remaining after closing the Flutter app. Even after the app window was closed, tokio threads were still running, resulting in becoming a background process without a window. Now the tokio runtime will properly be shut down.

2.3.2

• Re-publishing due to pub.dev's [UNKNOWN PLATFORMS] error.

2.3.1

• Restored the benefits section in the first guide.

2.3.0

• Improved Dart's hot restart process on native platforms.

2.2.0

• Improved the procedure of building for the web.
• Simplfied unneeded complexities.

2.1.2

• Improved web alias module.
• Fixed small things.

2.1.1

• Optimized the bridge thread on native platforms.
• Updated many minor errors in the guides.
• Fixed a problem with import statement not being written in ./lib/main.dart when applying Rust template.

2.1.0

• Merged frb_engine crate into hub.
• Removed unneeded intermediate worker pools.
• Added time web alias import.
• Added many guides and comments.

2.0.1

• Improved guides.
• Added print! web alias macro.
• Organized exposed Dart APIs.

2.0.0

• Added web support.

1.6.6

• Improved guides.
• Now, the template application command will check if the current directory is a Flutter project first.

1.6.5

• Improved guides.

1.6.4

• Organized guide sections.

1.6.3

• Organized guide sections.

1.6.2

• Filled in missing translations.

1.6.1

• Slightly improved guide sections.

1.6.0

• Added step-by-step guides.

1.5.3

• Fixed some example app code.

1.5.2

• Improved the readability of example app code.

1.5.1

• Added Japanese translation.
• Fixed some sentences in Korean guides.

1.5.0

• Now the Android NDK version that the Flutter SDK expects will be used, not the version specified by this package.
• Fixed a bug saying IntoDart trait is not implemented.

1.4.1

• Improved various guides.

1.4.0

• Filled in various guides to help developers understand the structure more easily.

1.3.2

• Added Chinese guides. Thanks @moluopro!
• Added Korean guides.
• Added guides about build tool version issues.
• Added guides about library bundling.

1.3.1

• Fixed a problem with Rust crate path detection on Android.

1.3.0

• Changed the name of an exposed enum. Now Operation has changed to RustOperation so that it won't make confusions with other operations. All developers should update their code to match this new name, probably using the batch replace function in various IDEs.
• Updated code snippets.

1.2.8

• Fixed small things.

1.2.7

• Stabilized main.dart modifcation upon dart run rust_in_flutter:apply_template.

1.2.6

• Hid the information regarding the compilation of connector crates to avoid confusion with actual crates.

1.2.5

• Updated the guide about Android NDK version.

1.2.4

• Updated many outdated comments and guides.
• Decreased the time spent on ensureInitialized. Also, ensureInitialized() is automatically inserted in main.dart when doing dart run rust_in_flutter:apply_template from now on.
• Various code improvements were applied.

1.2.3

• Clarified template structure in guides.

1.2.2

• Hide more Dart APIs that are not meant to be used outside.

1.2.1

• Updated many comments.
• Fine-tuned the visibility of Dart APIs.
• Organized guides.

1.2.0

• Made the Rust request handler more future-proof, taking potential web support into account.

1.1.1

• Improved various guides to help understanding the features of this package.

1.1.0

• Now this package is a Flutter FFI plugin without dummy native code.
• Improved guides

1.0.4

• Fixed a problem with library bundling on Linux.
• Added comments.
• Added guides.
• Improved template application.

1.0.3

• Included code snippets in guides.

1.0.2

• Fixed typos.
• Organized inner code.

1.0.1

• Enforced bundling on macOS and iOS.
• Improved pub score.
• Make apply_rust modify .gitignore.

1.0.0

• Previously flutter_rust_app_template, now this is a small convenient framework that can be applied to existing Flutter projects.