chromecast_dlna_finder 1.2.0 changelog

1.2.0 #

Fixed an issue where the logger could cause a "bad state: Future already completed" error in certain scenarios
Added usage examples and documentation for AirPlay RX and AirPlay TX device discovery

Added a comprehensive event notification system for real-time device discovery updates
Implemented event-based architecture with DeviceFoundEvent, SearchStartedEvent, SearchCompleteEvent, and SearchErrorEvent
Improved search efficiency by making DLNA Renderer and MediaServer scans run in parallel
Added callback mechanism to scanChromecastDevices and scanDlnaDevices functions for immediate device discovery notifications
Created new examples demonstrating event-driven device discovery in both CLI and Flutter applications
Enhanced user experience with real-time device discovery feedback
Exposed deviceEvents stream from ChromecastDlnaFinder for application integration

Implemented device duplication detection mechanism to ensure each device appears only once in results
Added device ID-based duplication detection during mDNS scanning to solve the issue of multiple responses from the same Chromecast device

Enhanced localization file path detection for various usage scenarios (global CLI, library dependency, Flutter app)
Added support for finding locale files in global installation directories
Implemented automatic locale file detection in Flutter applications (Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux)
Added embedded translations as fallback when locale files cannot be found
Improved error logging with detailed path information for better diagnostics
Updated asset configuration in pubspec.yaml to ensure proper packaging of locale files

Major refactor of logger system: removed LogMode/suppressOutput, now uses setOutputs({LoggerOutput.stderr, ...}) for flexible log output control (stderr, stdout, broadcast, or silent).
Support for logger broadcast stream for app/Flutter UI log listening.
Added dependency injection for logger in ChromecastDlnaFinder (app/desktop can inject their own logger instance).
Internationalization (i18n) greatly expanded: now supports English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Hong Kong Chinese, and more. Fallback order: language-region-variant → language-region → language.
Improved locale fallback logic and file detection (e.g. zh_TW-Hant → zh_TW → zh).
Updated CLI and API usage to match new logger and i18n system.
README.md fully rewritten and enhanced to reflect new architecture, usage, and features.
Test suite updated to match new logger API and i18n logic.
Various bug fixes and code cleanups.