wx_text 3.1.0

A powerful widget that builds upon the familiar Flutter Text widget, offering additional functionalities for a richer text display experience.

3.1.0

• Dependency: Upgraded to animated_repeatable: ^1.2.0 with support for disableAnimations.
• SDK Alignment: Updated environment SDK constraint to sdk: '>=3.0.0 <4.0.0' and upgraded to flutter_lints: ^5.0.0.
• New Filters: Added WxTextFilter.mention and WxTextFilter.hashtag for social text parsing.
• Bug Fix: Fixed onExpanded callback not being invoked in WxSpoilerText.
• Stability: Refactored WxSpoilerText to maintain expanded state across parent widget rebuilds and properly dispose WxSpoilerController.
• Low-Level Layout: Replaced ConstrainedText dummy newline stack with direct line-height measurement (TextPainter.preferredLineHeight) via ConstrainedBox.
• Fidelity: Upgraded OutlinedText to preserve InlineSpan (highlights, email/URL/mention filters, custom spans) across stroke outline rendering.
• Performance: Optimized WxText.build by removing nested WxTextStyler wrapper layers and caching regex compilation in ParsedText.
• Documentation: Overhauled README.md with complete code snippets for all features and typography presets.
• Testing: Added comprehensive test suite covering all typography variants, filters, outlines, gradients, and spoiler interactions.

3.0.0

• Added supports for text outline and gradient
• Added supports for animated text
• Added style shortcuts
• Added constructor to create from another instance configuration
• Added option to debug min lines
• Refactor spoiler text, use maxLines instead of trimLines, renamed builder to wrapper
• Refactor parsed text, added base text, and added selectionColor

2.0.2

• Adjust sdk constraints

2.0.1

• Removed screenshots and example to reduces package size

2.0.0

• Changed parameter highlightCaseSensitive with filterCaseSensitive
• Implemented an advanced text parsing widget with pattern highlighting capabilities
• Added spoiler text

1.0.0

• Inherits all the functionalities of the standard Text widget.
• Defines the minimum number of lines the widget will always display.
• Allows users to select and highlight specific portions of the text.
• Provides access to a set of pre-defined text styles commonly used in user interfaces.