isolate_contactor 2.0.2

An easy way to create a new Isolate, keep it active and communicate with it (supports `Worker` on the Web platform).

2.0.2

• On Flutter >3.3.0 - @pragma('vm:entry-point') anotation must be added to all methods that you want to use for isolation. Read README for more information.
• Add @pragma('vm:entry-point') to internal method.
• Use stream_channel: ^2.1.0 to avoid conflicts with flutter_test.

2.0.1

• Update worker.dart script for the Worker.
• Update README.

2.0.0+1

• Improve function & parameter headers
• Update dependencies

2.0.0

• NO BREAKING CHANGE
• Add Worker for Web platform (real Isolate on Web). Read README for more details.

1.7.0

• BREAKING CHANGE: Change parameter name from isolateParams to initialParams for createOwnIsolate.
• Now you can get the initialParams when creating an own isolate:

void isolateFunction(dynamic params) {
  var controller = IsolateContactorController(params, onDispose: () {});
  var initialParams = controller.initialParams;
  controller.onIsolateMessage.listen((message) {
    // Do your stuff here
  });
}

1.6.1

• Added IsolateContactorException, throw it when error occurs on sendMessage method.
• Return Future for dispose method.

1.6.0

• Now you can await for the result when using isolateContactor.sendMessage.
• Improved README and Test.

1.5.1+1

• Improved result parser.
• Improved README for allowed return type version, Improved Test and Example.

1.5.0+1

• Now you can add return type for the stream listener. Example:

// `fibonacci` have `int` return type
IsolateContactor<int> isolateContactor = await IsolateContactor.create(fibonacci);

// `intEvent` will be `int` type
isolateContactorFuture.onMessage.listen((intEvent) {
  // intEvent
});

// `fibonacci` have `int` return type
int fibonacci(dynamic n) {
  if (n <= 2) return 1;

  int n1 = 0, n2 = 1, n3 = 1;

  for (int i = 2; i <= n; i++) {
    n3 = n1 + n2;
    n1 = n2;
    n2 = n3;
  }

  return n3.round();
}

• Add onDispose parameter to IsolateContactorController, this parameter allows you to add your own dispose method inside isolateFunction for .createOwnIsolate.

1.4.0

• Fixed issue in internalIsolateFunction makes this function run twice.

1.3.0

• Updated dependencies.
• Improved function headers.

1.2.1

• Update dependencies
• Update homepage
• Cleanup

1.2.0+2

• Update homepage

1.2.0+1

• Update README

1.2.0

• Fixed issue with the restart method.
• Cleanup and reformat internal code.
• BREAKING CHANGE:
  • Temporarily removed the pause and resume methods.
  • The debugMode in the create() and createOwnIsolate() methods was refactored to named optional parameters.

1.1.0+1

• Remove flutter dependencies to support dart native
• Add a better description

1.0.0

• Support web platform with limited features. The package use Future to provide the same features to Isolate but it doesn't have pause, resume, restart methods. I'll try to bring the same action with Isolate as much as possible.
• Support Future when creating build-in method. More information please read Readme.
• BREAKING CHANGE:

  • Create your own isolate:

    Before:

    void isolateFunction(List<dynamic> params) {
      final channel = IsolateChannel.connectSend(params.last);
      channel.stream.listen((rawMessage) {
        final message = IsolateContactor.getMessage(rawMessage);
        if (message != null) {
          // Do more stuff here
    
          // Send the result to your [onMessage] stream
          channel.sendResult(add(message[0], message[1]));
        }
    }
    

    Now:

    void isolateFunction(dynamic params) {
      final channel = IsolateContactorController(params);
      channel.onIsolateMessage.listen((message) {
        // Do more stuff here
    
        // Send the result to your [onMessage] stream
        channel.sendResult(add(message[0], message[1]));
      });
    }
    

0.0.1+2

• Update flutter version

0.0.1+1

• Update description

0.0.1

• Initial release