ssid_resolver_flutter 1.5.1

Resolve the SSID of the connected WiFi network, plus per-interface IPv4 netmask and true broadcast address - the netmask Dart's NetworkInterface does not give you.

1.5.1

• Documentation only, no code change. The README was rewritten around the question people actually arrive with - how do I read the SSID, and what permissions does that need - with the netmask and broadcast-address work as the secondary topic it is. The previous version made the same argument about .255 guessing four times before telling anyone how to use the package.
• Deeper detail that belonged next to the code rather than in a README moved into source comments.

1.5.0

• Network interface info: fetchNetworkInterfaces() returns every IPv4 interface with its name, ip, netmask, broadcast and prefixLength. Dart's own NetworkInterface exposes addresses but no netmask, and without a netmask you cannot compute a broadcast address.
• broadcastAddresses(): the directed broadcast of each real LAN interface, with loopback, link-local and VPN tunnels filtered out. Computed from the actual netmask, so a /20 host at 10.8.2.77 yields 10.8.15.255 and not the 10.8.2.255 produced by the widespread "replace the last octet with 255" shortcut. That shortcut is only correct on a /24; on anything wider it is an ordinary host address and UDP sent there reaches nothing.
• Needs no permission on either platform: this reads the local interface table (getifaddrs on iOS, java.net.NetworkInterface on Android), not the WiFi identity that SSID resolution needs Location for. It therefore also works on the iOS Simulator and Android emulators, unlike resolveSSID().
• Both new methods return an empty list instead of throwing when the platform cannot answer. Callers use this to decide where to send discovery traffic, and an exception there becomes a dead scan rather than a message.
• Note for anyone with their own SsidResolverFlutterPlatform: the new member is added with a default UnimplementedError body, so subclasses that extends it keep compiling untouched. A class that implements the interface instead must add fetchNetworkInterfaces. extends is the supported form for exactly this reason (see plugin_platform_interface).

1.4.0

• Added missing ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE permission to plugin and example manifests.
• Upgraded Kotlin from 1.9.0 to 2.1.0.
• Improved example for pub.dev: main.dart is now a self-contained example instead of a proxy.
• Renamed example classes for clarity (SSIDMixinExample, SSIDHelperExample, DIYExample).
• Added persistent simulator/emulator warning to all example screens and README.

1.3.0

• Fixed Android SSID resolution timeout on modern Android (API 29+). Replaced deprecated WifiManager.startScan() with synchronous NetworkCapabilities.transportInfo lookup, fixing 5-second timeouts on Android 16 (API 36) and other recent versions.
• Fixed SSIDResolverMixin compatibility with newer Flutter versions. Replaced fragile implements WidgetsBindingObserver with an internal observer class, fixing missing override errors (e.g. handleStatusBarTap).
• Upgraded flutter_lints from v5 to v6.

1.2.2

• Fixed typo in README.md

1.2.1

• Issues with dependencies for the Android part should be resolved now. Could not test for all cases though.

1.1.1

• Fixed gradle scripts on plugin level

1.0.12

• Removed android dependency "io.flutter:flutter_embedding_debug:1.0.0-dbec018f4d83ae4b7b97eb8c5a066c61832e12df"

1.0.11

• Improved discussion and depth of app documentation in README.md

1.0.10

• Fixed another Typo in README

1.0.9

• Fixed Typo in README

1.0.8

• Updated README

1.0.7

• Fixed format of CHANGELOG.md

1.0.6

• Fixed format of LICENSE file

1.0.5

• Fixed format of README.md

1.0.4

• Fixed urls in README.md

1.0.3

• Fixed urls in README.md

1.0.2

• Added absolute image and source file urls to README.md

1.0.1

• Fixed formatting
• Fixed image urls in README.md

1.0.0

• Initial release
• Added basic SSID resolution functionality for iOS and Android
• Examples for correct usage. All documented in the README.md file