betto_charset_detector

Minor fixes for pub.dev publishing

Minor fixes for pub.dev publishing.

Minor tidy before publishing

Initial development release of betto_charset_detector.

Features

• detectCharset(Uint8List bytes) — single public entry point that returns a guaranteed lowercase IANA encoding label for an arbitrary byte sequence.

• Stage 1 — BOM inspection (deterministic): Recognises five BOMs before any heuristic processing. Four-byte BOMs (UTF-32 BE/LE) are checked before two-byte BOMs to prevent UTF-32 LE (FF FE 00 00) being misidentified as UTF-16 LE (FF FE).

• Stage 2 — UTF-8 structural validation: Validates the input (up to the 8 KB sample cap) with utf8.decode(allowMalformed: false). Pure ASCII passes this stage because ASCII is a strict UTF-8 subset. Empty input also returns utf-8.

• Stage 3 — Candidate probe via the charset package: Probes Western and CJK legacy encodings using Charset.canDecode. CJK candidates are promoted to the front of the probe order when more than 15% of sample bytes are ≥ 0x80. Falls back to windows-1252 (WHATWG Encoding specification default) if no candidate matches.

• Supported encodings:

  • BOM-detected: utf-8, utf-16be, utf-16le, utf-32be, utf-32le
  • Structural: utf-8 (including pure ASCII)
  • Western legacy: windows-1252, iso-8859-1, iso-8859-2, iso-8859-15
  • CJK multi-byte: shift-jis, euc-jp, euc-kr, gbk
  • Fallback: windows-1252

• 8 KB sampling policy: Only the first 8 192 bytes are examined, bounding memory usage for large inputs while remaining sufficient for reliable detection.

• Stable IANA label contract: All returned labels are taken from an explicit Encoding → label map rather than Encoding.name, insulating callers from upstream name changes in the charset package (e.g. windows1252 → windows-1252, latin-2 → iso-8859-2).

• Pure Dart, no native dependencies: Compatible with all Dart and Flutter target platforms — mobile, web, and desktop — with a single dependency on the charset package.