alphax_native
Platform transport adapters for AlphaX using Dart IO, Cronet, and URLSession.
1.0.0-rc.3
auvana-ventures/alphax
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17 Aug 2026
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3 releases · first in 2026
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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 using the Dart IO fallback transport and reading completion-time protocol metadata.
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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 the platform transport integration boundary.
- Added the Dart IO fallback transport with HTTP/1.1 request/response streaming, file transfers, cancellation, timeouts, redirects, progress, normalized errors, and reusable-client lifecycle handling.
- Added the Android Cronet/HttpEngine adapter behind a reusable engine with actual protocol reporting, bounded response delivery, cancellation, progress, and native-capable file paths. Physical-device validation is complete for the accepted Phase 1C evidence.
- Added the shared iOS/macOS URLSession adapter with actual task-metric protocol reporting, bounded streaming, native file paths, progress, cancellation, redirects, and normalized errors. macOS and signed iPhone correctness evidence covers H1/H2/H3 and fallback behavior.
- Added release-hardening documentation for secure TLS/pinning, system-managed proxy behavior, cross-origin redirect credential stripping, and the 1.0 platform matrix.
Known limitations are provider-dependent H3 availability, Dart IO H1-only fallback, unsupported mTLS, selected-provider Android custom trust limits, unsupported Dart IO SPKI pinning, explicit HTTPS-proxy endpoint parity, and deferred Swift Package Manager packaging.