ubhub_maps 0.3.1

Official UBHUB Flutter SDK with native vector maps, place-search widgets, typed geocoding, reverse geocoding, and routing.

Changelog

0.3.1

• Add UbHubBasemap.nova and UbHubMapOptions.basemap to show the Nova basemap (/v1/basemap/nova/*); UbHubBasemap.standard remains the default.
• Android: allow up to 20 concurrent resource requests per map instead of OkHttp's default 5, so tiles, glyphs and sprites no longer queue behind each other.
• Android and iOS: pass a basemap 404 to MapLibre as a real 404, so missing tiles or glyph ranges are skipped instead of retried indefinitely.

0.3.0

• BREAKING: requires Flutter; plain Dart CLI/backend consumers must stay on 0.2.1.
• Consolidate native maps, place search, and REST services into ubhub_maps.
• Add Android/iOS map widgets with markers, route overlays, and camera control.
• Isolate native map credentials per session and reject redirected resources.
• Add debounced place search, a runnable Flutter example, and native CI checks.
• Replace ubhub_maps_flutter imports with package:ubhub_maps/ubhub_maps.dart.

0.2.1

• Expose the complete CLI example at example/main.dart for pub.dev discovery.
• Use the SDK default API origin in the example unless explicitly overridden.
• Preserve the original example/basic_usage/main.dart entry point.

0.2.0

• Use the verified deployed public API origin https://developers.ubhub.mn.

• Share identical in-flight requests per client, avoiding duplicate HTTP calls, parsing, and API quota usage. Disable with coalesceRequests: false.

• Never retain completed responses or failures; subsequent calls fetch fresh data.

• Use typed byte buffers and fused UTF-8/JSON decoding for larger responses.

• Avoid timing allocations when logging is disabled and reuse compiled patterns.

• Add concurrency/stream regression tests and a reproducible Dart benchmark.

0.1.0

• Initial UBHUB Dart SDK using the package name ubhub_maps.
• Forward and reverse geocoding using the public /v1/geocode contract.
• Driving and walking routes with typed GeoJSON geometry and snapped waypoints.
• Instance-scoped Bearer authentication and reusable HTTP connections.
• Typed failures, request IDs, rate-limit metadata, bounded timeouts, and safe logging.
• Deterministic unit tests, example, and opt-in staging integration tests.