permission_handler 3.0.1

Permission plugin for Flutter. This plugin provides a cross-platform (iOS, Android) API to request and check permissions.

3.0.1

• Mark the Swift pod as static

3.0.0

• Converted the iOS version from Swift to Objective-C, reducing the size of the final binary considerably.

2.2.0

• Added new method checkServiceStatus to allow users to check if the location services (on Android and iOS) and motion services (iOS only) are enabled;
• When checking permission status (using checkPermissionStatus) return PermissionStatus.disabled when permissions are granted or denied and the location services (on Android and iOS) or the motion services (iOS only) are disabled.

2.1.3

• Fixed bug on iOS where result of the openAppSettings call always returned false;
• Upgrade Android plugin to support AndroidX and latest Gradle and Kotlin versions;
• Added Swift version number to the Podfile of the plugin;
• Updated flutter static analyzes to conform to latest recommendations.

2.1.2

• Make sure the Permission Handler compiles with latest iOS SDK

2.1.1

• Update to the latest version of Swift (4.2);
• Make sure that the correct Swift version is set in the Podfile of consuming Apps;
• Updated configuration for statis code analyses, so it complies with the Flutter recommendations.

2.1.0

• Added Android support to check if location services are enabled. If location services are not running the permission check returns PermissionStatus.DISABLED.

2.0.1

• Fix bug with dependency on com.android.support:support-compat library
• Update used Kotlin and Gradle versions

2.0.0

• Make methods non static so users can create an instance or override

1.0.1

• Converted the plugin into a library so that developers don't have to import additional files;
• Updated the README.md to fix example code.

1.0.0

• Initial release.