http_cache_stream changelog

0.0.5 #

Add support for HTTP HEAD requests
Add cacheFileResolver to global cache configuration. This function is used to determine the output cache file path when a stream is created.
Add requestTimeout to cache configuration. Cache requests that are not fulfilled within this duration are closed with a StreamRequestTimedOutException. Defaults to 60 seconds.
Fix broken links in example project
Fix potential I/O exceptions

Add saveAllHeaders to cache configuration. If false, only essential response headers are saved (defaults to true).
Add readTimeout to cache configuration. Requests and responses that do not receive data within this duration are closed. Defaults to 30 seconds.
Enhanced 'maxBufferSize' logic to close paused/unused response streams that exceed the specified buffer size.
Breaking: requests exceeding rangeRequestSplitThreshold are automatically fulfilled without starting the cache download
Improved response times and performance

Added an experimental HttpCacheServer that automatically creates and disposes HttpCacheStream's for a specified source. This enables compatibility with dynamic URLs such as HLS streams.
Added the ability to use a custom http.dart client for all cache downloads. The client must be specified when initalizing the HttpCacheManager, either directly in the init function, or through a custom global cache config.
Added getExistingStream and getExistingServer to HttpCacheManager to retrieve an existing cache stream or server, if it exists.
Added preCacheUrl to HttpCacheManager to pre-cache a url
Added the ability to supply cache config when initializing HttpCacheManager and creating cache streams (@MSOB7YY)
Added onCacheDone callbacks to both global cache config and stream cache config (@MSOB7YY)
Added savePartialCache and saveMetadata to cache config
Added HLS video to example project.
Improved cache response times by immediately fulfilling requests when possible
Fixed an issue renaming cache file on Windows (@MSOB7YY)
Fixed an issue that occurred when the cache stream attempted to read from the partial cache file after the cache download was completed.
Removed RxDart dependency. The progress stream now uses a standard broadcast controller, and will not emit the latest value to new listeners. However, the latest progress and error can still be obtained via cacheStream.progress and cacheStream.lastErrorOrNull.