zebridge 0.2.3

ZeBridge client for Dart and Flutter: an offline-first local replica of PostgreSQL tables, kept in sync over NATS, with libzb built in for Android, iOS, macOS and Linux.

0.2.3

• No change in the package: its version follows ZeBridge's releases. 0.2.3 adds bridge --invite (invites from a backend, without the admin) and the all-in-one Docker Compose deployment.

0.2.2

• libzb: two clients in containers no longer collide on a stream. A live-tail consumer was named after the process id, which is 1 in every container: a second client was then refused, or shared the first one's consumer and got only part of the changes. The name is now random.

0.2.1

• No change in the package: its version follows ZeBridge's releases. 0.2.1 adds the readings responder image and the quickstart's shared-record page.

0.2.0

• Versions now follow ZeBridge's releases: every ZeBridge package carries the release's version, so zebridge 0.2.0 holds libzb 0.2.0.
• libzb: SQLite's math functions (sin, cos, asin, radians, pow, floor, mod…) are built in, so a distance can be computed in plain SQL on the local replica.

0.1.4

• On iOS, the identity (the device's key) is flagged out of iCloud and computer backups, so restoring a backup onto a new iPhone no longer copies it. An identity saved before gets the flag on the next start.

0.1.3

• On Android, the identity (the device's key) is kept in the app's no_backup/ folder, which Android's backup skips: a reinstall or a new phone no longer brings back an old identity. An identity beside the replica is moved there on the first start.
• ZeBridgeWorker.principal: who this device is. Read it there, not from the identity file.

0.1.2

• pubspec.yaml declares the supported platforms: Android, iOS, Linux, macOS. There is no Windows build of libzb yet.

0.1.1

• The example is example/zebridge_example.dart, where pub.dev looks for it.
• The repository's pubspec.yaml now carries the repository URL pub.dev verifies.

0.1.0

• First release: the ZeBridge client for Dart and Flutter, with libzb (C ABI 6) built in for Android, iOS, macOS and Linux, delivered by a build hook.