dio_flow 1.1.0

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Added #

• Enhanced documentation with clearer initialization instructions
• Improved README with proper examples for all features
• Added examples for working with path parameters in endpoints
• Better support for custom request headers

Fixed #

• Fixed incorrect initialization documentation that omitted ApiClient.initialize() step
• Corrected endpoint path access in examples (using proper path property instead of non-existent getPath method)
• Removed references to non-existent JsonUtils methods
• Updated pagination utilities examples to match actual API
• Fixed error handling examples to use proper error type enumerations

Changed #

• Improved type handling in response models
• Simplified cache management instructions
• Streamlined interceptor configuration examples
• Enhanced troubleshooting section with common issues and solutions

First stable release of dio_flow with significant improvements and optimizations.

Added #

• Comprehensive pagination utilities with automatic handling of different API pagination styles
• Enhanced JSON handling utilities with support for complex nested structures
• Improved error handling with specific error types and better debugging information
• Streamlined API for common use cases
• Complete code documentation with examples
• Optimized performance for large responses

Changed #

• Improved API client initialization process
• Better token management with automatic token refresh
• Simplified endpoint registration with more intuitive interface
• Enhanced caching system with configurable TTL
• Optimized request handling for better performance

Fixed #

• Fixed token refresh handling in parallel requests
• Fixed pagination issues with non-standard API responses
• Improved error recovery for network failures
• Fixed memory usage in large response handling

Initial release of dio_flow with the following features:

Added #

• API client initialization with configurable timeouts
• Endpoint registration and management system
• Standardized response models (SuccessResponseModel and FailedResponseModel)
• JSON utilities for safely parsing and accessing nested JSON values
• Pagination utilities to simplify working with paginated APIs
• Token management for authentication
• Request options customization
• Error handling with standardized error responses
• Logging capabilities with cURL command output
• Flutter example app demonstrating key features

Documentation #

• Comprehensive README with usage examples
• Example application showing integration in a Flutter project
• Code documentation for public APIs