socket_io_client_new 1.0.2

A fixed fork of socket_io_client that resolves the port 0 issue. When Dart's Uri.parse() parses URLs without explicit ports, it returns port=0, causing WebSocket connections to fail. This package prop [...]

Changelog

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1.0.2 - 2025-01-02

Changed

• Updated example file with generic event names for clarity

1.0.1 - 2025-01-02

Added

• Comprehensive example file with multiple usage patterns
• Stream and StreamBuilder pattern example
• Socket Service singleton pattern example
• Advanced SocketIOService with multiple stream controllers

Changed

• Updated README with more detailed documentation
• Added version compatibility table
• Added allowEIO3 note for Socket.IO v2.x servers
• Added socket cache handling documentation
• Added troubleshooting section with GitHub issue references

1.0.0 - 2025-01-02

Fixed

• Critical: Fixed port 0 issue where WebSocket connections failed when connecting to URLs without explicit ports
  • When Dart's Uri.parse() parses URLs like https://api.example.com, it returns port = 0 instead of the protocol's default port
  • The original package used this port directly, resulting in invalid URLs like wss://api.example.com:0/socket.io/
  • This fix detects when port is 0 and sets the correct default port (443 for HTTPS/WSS, 80 for HTTP/WS)

Notes

• Initial release (forked from socket_io_client)
• API remains fully compatible with socket_io_client - just change the import
• Minimum Dart SDK version: 3.0.0