riverpod_repo 5.1.1

Generate Riverpod FutureProvider, StreamProvider, and Provider declarations from repository interfaces using the repository pattern.

1.0.0

• Initial Release

1.0.1

• Fixing the Dependancies

1.0.2

• Added Repo URL

1.0.3

• Added example

1.0.4

• Added doc comments support

1.0.5

• Fixed the platform support

1.0.6

• Added repo and method

1.0.7

• Fixed bug related to method

1.0.8

• Fixed bug related doc comment

1.0.9

• Fixed the README

1.0.10

• Fixed the README repository pattern

1.0.11

• Fixed the README codes

1.0.12

• Fixed the issue with versions

1.0.13

• Fixed the issue with dependencies versions

1.0.14

• Fixed the issue with dependencies versions

2.0.0

• Rename .repo.g.dart to .repo.dart

2.0.1

• Fixed the issue with ordering

2.0.2

• Readme changes

3.1.0

• Update Dependancies

3.2.0

• Update Dependancies

3.3.0

• Update Dependancies

4.3.0

• Fxied bugs related to reverpod genertor

4.4.0

• Fxied bugs

4.5.0

• Fxied bug related to genrator

4.6.0

• Fxied bug related to generator

4.7.0

• Upgraded to latest versions

4.8.0

• Upgraded dependencies to the latest versions (analyzer 9, riverpod 3.2, source_gen 4.2, build 4.0.6, build_runner 2.15, riverpod_generator 4.0.3)
• Regenerated example output and added a getCountry method to demonstrate custom model import generation
• Cleaned up the example to pass static analysis with no issues

5.1.1

• Expand README with full setup guide, generated output samples, annotations reference, mutation workflow, migration notes, and build.yaml configuration.
• Add example/README.md documenting the sample repository and generated providers.

5.1.0

• Skip provider generation for repository mutations: Future<void> / Stream<void> returns, methods annotated with @repoMutation / @ignoreRepo, and methods whose names start with common mutation prefixes (create, update, delete, etc.). Use @repoQuery to force generation when a method name looks like a mutation but is still a read.
• Add @RiverpodRepoAnnotation(keepAlive: true) and @repoQuery(keepAlive: …) to control whether generated providers use .autoDispose (default) or stay alive.
• Generate invalidate{RepoName}Providers(Ref ref) to invalidate every query provider for a repository after a mutation.
• Drop the Flutter SDK dependency so the package is a pure Dart build tool; export annotations from package:riverpod_repo/riverpod_repo.dart.

5.0.0

• Breaking: The generator now emits a single self-contained *.repo.g.dart library instead of the previous *.repo.dart + *.repo.g.dart pair.
• Breaking: Repository providers are now built on the public Riverpod API (FutureProvider/StreamProvider/Provider with .autoDispose/.family), so they no longer depend on riverpod_generator to be processed.
• Breaking: Methods with parameters now expose a .family keyed by the method's arguments. A single positional argument is passed directly; methods with named or multiple parameters are keyed by a Dart record (e.g. provider((search: 'flutter'))).
• The provider type is inferred from the return type: Future<T> → FutureProvider, Stream<T> → StreamProvider, otherwise Provider.
• Remove the part '*.repo.dart'; directive from your source files when migrating; just import the generated *.repo.g.dart file instead.
• Widened the analyzer constraint to >=9.0.0 <14.0.0 to track the latest analyzer supported by build/source_gen, and formatted the package so it passes dart analyze/dart format with no issues.