- Fixed issue with lastModified timestamp on Android.
- Improved permissions and split example project into different files
- Fixed issue where company was returned instead of jobTitle (thanks to Martin Krupa)
- Fixed issue fetching contact by id.
- Added example of full-text search using full_text_search plugin to the example
There shouldn't be any breaking changes, but there are significant changes to how things work under the hood
- Contacts is duplicated as UnifiedContacts and SingleContacts, to allow access to aggregated contacts, or the raw unlinked contacts
- Parameter
withUnifyInfo
ongetContact
andgetContacts
will produce information about how contacts are linked. It's more expensive, and therefore disabled by default ongetContacts
- Removed any java8 dependencies
Merged several PRs from the community. Thanks to:
- MrHarcombe
- tkeithblack
- SamiKouati
- worldbucks
- Added native forms, thanks to https://github.com/engylemure/ for the source
- Introduce sunny_dart dependency, updating minor version for slight changes.
- Fixing bug with non-completing futures on Android
- Fixing bug with paging iterable that attempted to publish after the stream was closed
- Fixing contact events on ios
- Improving docs
- Getting Android up to speed
- Adding documentation
- Working on CI setup
- Adding sort order
- Fixing issue with fetching full-res images
- Improved performance of count
- Beefed up example screen to handle search and other features.
- Known issue: this build doesn't work for Android
- Move all ios operation to background as .userInitiated
- Provide convenience getter for fetching contact avatar.
- Fixing ios paging logic
- Added streaming methods for improved performance
- Fixing issue with copying identifier
- Also improved error handling
- Added removeDuplicates function to contact
- Fixed some issues with dates (specifically birthday on IOS)
- Fixed exports
- Changed how dates are handled - more closely aligning to DateComponents in ios - will use a kotlin class for Android eventually
- Initial checkin