cfug/dio

Dio is a robust HTTP client library for Dart and Flutter, designed to handle network requests across native, web, and Flutter environments. It provides a modular architecture with platform-specific adapters for browser and IO contexts, supporting features like HTTP/2, cookie management, and background processing. The system includes plugins for caching, compatibility layers, and enhanced logging, all backed by comprehensive test suites and CI automation.

The codebase underwent a major architectural shift to separate browser and native HTTP client implementations, enabling distinct entry points for each platform. This period focused on restructuring the core library, introducing HTTP/2 support, and updating dependencies to support modern Dart and Flutter Web environments.

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This period focused on decoupling browser and native implementations to reduce bundle size and improve cross-platform compatibility. Significant effort was dedicated to enhancing performance through background processing and efficient decoding, alongside comprehensive testing and memory leak fixes.

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This period focused on extending Dio's platform support by releasing a standalone web adapter for browser and WebAssembly environments, alongside a new compatibility layer for integrating alternative HTTP clients. The work was supported by a comprehensive shared test suite and increased test coverage for both the web adapter and the compatibility layer.

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