runtime_insight 1.0.4

Runtime device classification (low/mid/high) and app resource monitoring for Flutter. Streams CPU, RAM, FPS, network and disk metrics.

1.0.4

• Controller now supports all overlay configuration properties (width, height, showPauseButton, showCloseButton, strings, backgroundColor, margin, etc.).
• Controller exposes snapshotStream, latestSnapshot and history for reading monitoring data from anywhere.
• Controller supports monitoringConfig override — changing it restarts monitoring automatically.

1.0.3

• Added RuntimeInsightOverlayController for static/global overlay control.
• Overlay visibility, minimized state, pause and opacity can now be changed from anywhere.
• Fixed icon contrast on white backgrounds (icons now use onSurface color).

1.0.2

• Lowered minimum SDK to Dart 3.0.0 / Flutter 3.7.0 for wider compatibility.
• Lowered shared_preferences dependency to ^2.2.0.

1.0.1

• Fixed package description length for pub.dev scoring.
• Fixed repository URL in pubspec.yaml.
• Added minimize/expand mode to RuntimeInsightOverlay widget.
• Fixed example app structure and l10n setup.

1.0.0

• Stable API for device classification and monitoring.
• Added monitoring overlay widget with charts and persistence.
• Added advanced monitoring controls and metric list management.
• Added recommended parallelism per CPU/IO/network.
• Added example localization (EN/PT) and overlay string customization.

0.0.1

• Initial release with Android device classification.
• Added runtime hardware collection (CPU, RAM, OS version, emulator flag).
• Added performance class support on Android 12+.
• Added tier classification rules and helpers.
• Added iOS collection for CPU, RAM, OS version, emulator flag.
• Added platform interface for specs collection.
• Adjusted iOS classification weights (CPU weighted higher than RAM).
• Added continuous app monitoring via stream (CPU, RAM, FPS, network, disk).
• Added moving averages and per-interval deltas for monitoring.
• Added iOS network and disk byte collection (with platform limits).
• Added bytes/s rates for network and disk; iOS exposes only rates.
• Added recommended parallelism per CPU/IO/network.