wherefrom_builder 0.2.0

Pure Dart: builds Google Play install-referrer strings and store URLs on a server, for deferred deep links.

0.2.0

• Renamed from imaji_referrer_builder. To migrate, replace the dependency (imaji_referrer_builder: ^0.1.1 → wherefrom_builder: ^0.2.0) and the import (package:imaji_referrer_builder/imaji_referrer_builder.dart → package:wherefrom_builder/wherefrom_builder.dart). No API change. The repository is now github.com/saimskywalker/wherefrom and the package lives in packages/wherefrom_builder.
• README: the shared vectors moved with the Flutter plugin to packages/wherefrom/test/vectors/referrer_vectors.json in the repository. Older tags keep them at packages/imaji_install_attribution/test/vectors/ (v0.2.2) or test/vectors/ (up to imaji_referrer_builder-v0.1.1 and v0.2.1).

0.1.1

Packaging: shorter package description so pub.dev search shows it whole. No API change.

0.1.0

First release.

• PlayStoreUrl.appendPath(campaign, path, {allow, hosts, key, targetIsPublic}) appends one utm_content (or custom key) pair to a configured campaign string, which it keeps byte for byte, with the path encoded exactly once. null path or targetIsPublic: false returns the campaign unchanged; an empty campaign gives the pair alone.
• Throws ArgumentError on a path the app would not route (same rules as InstallReferrer.deepLink in imaji_install_attribution, plus surrounding whitespace and dot segments), on a campaign that already holds the key (the app keeps the first occurrence), on a campaign starting with ?, and on an empty key.
• PlayStoreUrl.checkPath returns a typed PathRefusal instead of throwing; PlayStoreUrl.expectedDeepLink returns the link the app will route.
• PlayStoreUrl.webFromReferrer / marketFromReferrer build the store links with the referrer encoded once as the referrer parameter; web, market and encodeReferrer match the Flutter plugin's PlayStoreUrl byte for byte.
• Tested against the repository's shared vectors (test/vectors/referrer_vectors.json), which the Flutter plugin's parser tests read too. No Flutter dependency and no runtime dependencies.