tiny_state 1.1.0

A tiny, global, reactive state manager for Flutter that is simple, fast, and requires zero boilerplate. Feels like using a ValueNotifier, but global and enhanced.

1.1.0

• New: TinyState.dispose() for full teardown (clears all states, computeds, adapter — singleton remains reusable).
• New: watchFuture(refresh: true) and tinyState.refreshFuture(key) to re-run a previously registered future. Stale completions from earlier generations are ignored.
• New: tinyState.strictTypes (default true) — throws a clear StateError on set/update/get with a generic that doesn't match the type the key was originally watched with.
• New: SharedPreferencesAdapter accepts an optional onError(key, error) callback for surfacing deserialization failures instead of swallowing them.
• Improved: Computed dependency lookup is now O(1) via a reverse index, instead of an O(n_computed) scan on every set/update/delete.
• Fixed: computed() now correctly tracks dependencies on initial construction. In v1.0.0 the dependency set was always empty, so computed states never recomputed when their inputs changed.
• Fixed: Nested computed() calls now use a stack-based tracker so each level registers its own dependencies independently.
• Fixed: watch(persist: true) no longer overwrites a value the user set before the async load completed — the load is suppressed once the user has taken over.
• Fixed: select() notifiers are now disposed automatically when their source key is deleted, preventing orphaned listeners on a disposed source.
• Docs: Full README rewrite covering every public API, with an Installation section, Quick Start, Persistence walkthrough, and Type Safety note.
• Example: New "Persist" tab in the example app demonstrating a persisted note and a persisted counter side-by-side with an in-memory counter.

1.0.0

• Initial release of tiny_state, a minimalistic and powerful state management library for Flutter.
• Core features include watch, set, get, update, reset, and delete.
• Advanced features include select, computed, listen, scope, watchFuture, and state persistence.
• Added a comprehensive README.md with detailed documentation and examples.
• Included a full example application to demonstrate all features.