async_serial_win

Truly non-blocking, async Windows serial port I/O for Dart — backed by a Rust native library using overlapped Win32 I/O (no polling, no busy-wait).

What this package is like to depend on

Last release 12 days ago

11 Aug 2026

Too new to tell

only 2 release windows

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 4 of 4 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

1 months old

4 releases · first in 2026

4 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

4 releases · Jul 2026 to Aug 2026

Release Pre-release

latest 4

0.1.3 11 Aug 2026
Release notes
- Widen hooks to >=1.0.0 <3.0.0 and code_assets to >=1.0.0 <2.0.0 (previously ^2.0.2/^1.2.1), so this package no longer forces a hooks: ^2.x constraint on projects that also depend on other packages still pinned to hooks: ^1.x. Verified against the oldest allowed pairing (hooks 1.0.0 + code_assets 1.0.0, the lowest versions matching this package's sdk: ^3.9.0 floor) — code_assets >=1.2.0 requires hooks ^2.0.0 internally, so both constraints had to widen together.
Open source →
0.1.2 21 Jul 2026
Release notes
- Explicitly declare platforms: windows in pubspec.yaml so pub.dev shows this as a Windows-only package instead of inferring support for Android/iOS/Linux/macOS from static analysis.
Open source →
0.1.1 21 Jul 2026
Release notes
- Add MIT license.
- Add more examples (basic usage, concurrent read/write, error handling).
- Add pub.dev and GitHub badges to the README.
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0.1.0 21 Jul 2026
Release notes
- Initial release: list, open, read (with timeout), write, drain, configure, close.
- Overlapped Win32 I/O via a Rust native library, one reader/writer thread pair per open port.
- Prebuilt DLLs for x64, x86 (ia32), and ARM64 shipped via Dart native assets — no Rust toolchain required to consume the package.
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