wakelock 0.4.0-nullsafety.0

Plugin that allows you to keep the device screen awake, i.e. prevent the screen from sleeping on Android, iOS, macOS, and web.

0.4.0-nullsafety.0

• Added macOS support 🚀

0.3.0-nullsafety.3

• Add supported platforms to README.

0.3.0-nullsafety.2

• Indicated that no permissions are required for using the wakelock plugin in the README.

0.3.0-nullsafety.1

• Fixed UIImagePickerController disabling the wakelock (using the camera on iOS).

0.3.0-nullsafety.0

• Migrated to null safety.
• Breaking: removed deprecated isEnabled and on in toggle.

0.2.1+1

• Fixed Android build warning (import_js_library) by bumping wakelock_web.

0.2.1

• Rewrote messages to stay as Java code and use 1.8 JVM target in order to allow interop with Kotlin. This fixes Android build errors.

0.2.0+2

• Bumped pigeon to 0.1.14.

0.2.0+1

• Fixed iOS build issue by bumping the wakelock_web dependency.

0.2.0

• Added web support.
• Overhauled the plugin with the latest Flutter standards.
• Implemented federated plugin approach, adding wakelock_platform_interface and wakelock_web dependencies.
• Removed support for the Android v1 APIs.
• Deprecated Wakelock.isEnabled in favor of Wakelock.enabled. The fact that it is a getter should be enough and remove the need for the "is" context.
• Deprecated the on parameter in Wakelock.toggle in favor of the enable parameter, which should be a more descriptive name.

0.1.4+2

• Fixed Gradle builds missing NonNull annotation.

0.1.4+1

• Finished migration to new Flutter plugin embedding.
• Fixed missing activity on Android for apps using the old plugin embedding.
• Lowered Flutter SDK version constraint to 1.12.0.

0.1.4

• Added assertion for on in Wakelock.toggle to be non-null and @required annotation. This is not a breaking change since it was logically required before.
• Switched from Java to Kotlin for the Android implementation.
• Updated plugin files to the latest Flutter standards.
• Updated structure to ignore unnecessary files.
• Added unit testing.
• Improved the integration tests to make use of the example app.
• Updated example app.
• Added GitHub actions and removed Travis CI.
• Made CHANGELOG.md formulations more consistent.
• Updated year in LICENSE.
• Enforced pedantic lint rules.

0.1.3+4

• Fixed iOS simulator issue.

0.1.3+3

• Fixed Flutter SDK version constraint.

0.1.3+2

• Fixed pubspec.yaml.

0.1.3+1

• Updated pubspec.yaml to match new format.

0.1.3

• Completed AndroidX migration.

0.1.2+8

• Updated documentation.

0.1.2+7

• Formatted AndroidManifest.xml.

0.1.2+6

• Cleaned up the Android manifest.
• Changed a test name in test_driver.
• Updated the plugin description.
• Updated README.md.
• Updated CONTRIBUTING.md.
• Updated .travis.yml.
• Removed unnecessary Assets directory from the ios folder.

0.1.2+5

• Expanded continuous integration to include format checking and code analysis.

0.1.2+4

• Updated the example's README.

0.1.2+3

• Improved Travis CI setup.
• Updated badges.

0.1.2+2

• Updated description.
• Flutter master is used in integration tests now.

0.1.2+1

• Added integration testing.
• Removed unnecessary Android Manifest permission.
• Added a contributing guide.
• Added CI.

0.1.2

• Changed Wakelock.toggle's parameter to a named parameter.
• Improved iOS implementation.

0.1.1+2

• Made the plugin description more concise.

0.1.1+1

• Elaborated a bit more in description.

0.1.1

• Renamed functions.
• Improved README.

0.1.0+3

• Added wakelock permission in Android Manifest.

0.1.0+2

• Improved README.
• Removed unnecessary files.

0.1.0+1

• Fixed dependency issue.
• Removed unnecessary dependencies.

0.1.0

• Bumped version to indicate that the plugin is fully usable.
• Improved README's.
• Formatted Dart files.

0.0.1

• Initial version.