alphax_dio
Dio HttpClientAdapter compatibility boundary backed by AlphaX.
1.0.0-rc.3
auvana-ventures/alphax
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3 releases · Aug 2026 to Aug 2026Releases
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1.0.0-rc.317 Aug 2026 pre-releaseRelease notes
Open source →- Added a runnable example showing Dio requests routed through
AlphaXDioAdapterand a deterministic AlphaX transport.
- Added a runnable example showing Dio requests routed through
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1.0.0-rc.217 Aug 2026 pre-releaseRelease notes
Open source →- Corrected the theme-aware README logo URLs to absolute repository assets so pub.dev and other Markdown renderers load both SVG variants.
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1.0.0-rc.117 Aug 2026 pre-releaseRelease notes
Open source →- Added
AlphaXDioAdapter, a focused Dio 5.xHttpClientAdapterbacked by an injectedAlphaXClient. - Mapped Dio request streams, headers, methods, cancellation, timeouts, redirects, progress, response streams, and normalized AlphaX errors.
- Exposed actual and completion-time protocol/metrics metadata through typed adapter keys and Dio's standard HTTP-version extra.
- Documented composition with AlphaX retry, authentication, cookie, cache, and resilience middleware configured on the injected client.
- Added deterministic adapter lifecycle, response-stream, cancellation, timeout, redirect, progress, and protocol tests.
Known limitations
- This is not full Dio source/API compatibility. Dio interceptors and standard request/response transformation remain Dio-owned; AlphaX owns transport and policy behavior.
- TLS, trust anchors, SPKI pins, proxy policy, and middleware are configured on
the injected
AlphaXClient; the adapter does not invent per-request native policy controls. - Browser support is provided by the separate
alphax_webFetch adapter; this Dio bridge does not change browser platform rules. - AlphaX policy middleware is opt-in and bounded: retries are replay-aware, the supplied cookie/cache stores are in-memory while custom persistence remains caller-owned through stable store seams, authentication state is caller-owned, and resilience is generic rather than vendor-specific.
- Added