ispectify_dio

Bug Fixes

• JSON Lines export: Logs containing client-specific objects in nested diagnostic metadata are now exported without losing the original log fields.

Security

• Redaction coverage: Trace and database error strings, URL fragments, and numeric JSON fields are now redacted, and the default sensitive-key set covers session, passphrase, credential(s), and pincode.
• Fail-closed defaults: Depth-limited key redaction, filtered log file export, and JSON-tree value copy now redact by default instead of passing data through unredacted.

Bug Fixes

• Log detail panel: Opening a log from search results now preserves the focused match and list position.
• Log search navigation: Previous/next match arrows now scroll to the correct card when HTTP request and response logs are grouped into transactions.
• Web/WASM log files: Browser Blob validation now behaves consistently in JavaScript and WebAssembly builds.
• Web log imports: Malformed structured text is no longer misclassified as JSON, and file stream failures stop processing without a second success callback.

Code Quality

• Deprecation schedule: Compatibility APIs retained in 6.x now have a consistent 7.0.0 removal target and migration inventory.

CI

• Package gates: ispectify_riverpod and the web logs viewer now run analyzer and test coverage checks in CI.

Improvements

• High-volume profiling: The benchmark now exercises the real ISpect logger and log viewer, with isolated filters-off/on frame summaries and recorded display metadata.

Bug Fixes

• JSON log sharing: Sharing all logs no longer fails when diagnostic metadata contains values such as Duration, Uri, enums, or client-specific objects.

Improvements

• Published benchmark results: CI-generated AOT hot-path and Android release-footprint metrics are now linked from the performance guide; physical-device startup and frame profiling remain explicitly documented as pending measurements.
• Faster onboarding: the README now opens with a copy-paste Flutter setup, an integration package selector, and a documented ispectify logger-only path.
• Focused examples: the ispect showcase now has separate network, WebSocket, database, BLoC, Riverpod, and routing targets; BLoC and Riverpod also include standalone pure-Dart examples.
• Architecture walkthroughs: new integration guidance shows where ISpect fits in Clean Architecture, BLoC, Riverpod, and Navigator-based routing.
• Database setup guidance: the database guide now passes ISpectDbConfig directly to traced calls, matching the public API.

Security

• URL fragment redaction: sensitive values in a URL fragment — such as the OAuth #access_token=… redirect — are now masked in logs, error messages, and exports.
• Export credential scrubbing: URL credentials and Bearer/Basic/Token values are now stripped from text, Markdown, CSV, and JSON Lines exports even when no redaction keys are supplied.
• Trace value redacted by default: the value captured by trace and its async/sync/stream variants is now redacted alongside meta and target; opt out with ISpectTraceConfig(redact: false).
• Wider export redaction: CSV targets, exported stack traces, and the JSON Lines fallback are now redacted, and a failed JSON encode surfaces the error instead of being dropped.
• Network redaction fails closed: redacted network payloads never fall back to raw data when a value can't be processed.

Bug Fixes

• WebAssembly compatibility: opt-in rolling file history no longer prevents Web/WASM builds.
• Web-safe log IDs: log entry IDs stay correctly time-sortable on web builds.
• copyWith keeps identity: ISpectLogData.copyWith/copy preserve the original id so copies compare equal and de-duplicate correctly; pass id: for a new one.
• Observer recursion: a log emitted synchronously from inside an observer is dropped instead of recursing.
• WebSocket log keys: wsSend/wsReceive always use ws-sent/ws-received — and error frames ws-error — regardless of the operation name.
• Request ID collisions: network request IDs no longer collide between separate app runs started close together.

Improvements

• Rolling file history: opt-in RollingFileLogHistory persists redacted daily JSON Lines with bounded retention, archive support, and legacy 4.x daily-file compatibility.
• meta on graphqlTrace and sse: both now accept an optional meta map, matching the other trace helpers.
• Consistent projection warnings: a throwing projectResult/projectEvent is logged as a warning across all trace variants instead of being silently dropped in streams.
• Private keys in lists: internal _-prefixed keys nested inside list elements are now stripped from exports.

Improvements

• Kurdish localization: ISpect's UI is now translated into Sorani (ckb) and Kurmanji (ku); both resolve automatically through ISpectLocalization.supportedLocales. Apps that display ISpect in these locales own their Material/Cupertino delegates, as with every other locale.
  Thanks @RekanAnwar

Improvements

• dart:developer console output: Opt into DevTools-native structured logging with ISpectBaseLogger(output: developerLogOutput) — each entry becomes one log() call (boxed output stays intact) with the log level mapped through. The default print/console output is unchanged (#85).

Improvements

• Pretty/boxed console logs: Opt into framed, visually-separated console output via ConsoleSettings(formatter: const BoxedLogEntryFormatter()), or supply any custom ILogEntryFormatter. The compact default is unchanged (#85).

Bug Fixes

• WebAssembly (WASM) support: ispect is WASM-ready and supports all six platforms (Android, iOS, web, Windows, macOS, Linux). flutter build web --wasm now succeeds; log export uses the browser download on web and WASM, and the native filesystem on other platforms.

Security

• Redaction hardened across capture and export: Sensitive keys are matched more broadly (camelCase and whitespace-trimmed forms), the default sensitive-key set is broadened, and credential/PII values are fully masked. Redaction now fails closed — a payload that can't be processed is masked rather than passed through.
• Diagnostics redacted everywhere they leave the app: Network URLs (including in generated cURL), database values and error messages, BLoC/Riverpod console output, navigation route arguments, and every export path (JSON, text, Markdown, file share, and clipboard copy) are redacted by default.
• One-switch redaction control: A single source of truth turns redaction on or off everywhere at once — ISpectRedaction.enabled = false (or ISpect.run(redactionEnabled: false)) disables masking across network, database, BLoC/Riverpod, navigation, and all export paths. On by default; disabling is a deliberate opt-out.
• Inert in production builds: When ISpect is compiled out (ISPECT_ENABLED omitted), observers stay silent and the global logger retains no history and writes nothing to the console, so diagnostics don't accumulate in release builds.

Improvements

• Owned dark theme by default: ISpect now ships its own flat dark design across all surfaces — logs, JSON viewer, composer, sheets, inspector, and the performance overlay — independent of the host app, with a paired light variant. Choose the mode via ISpectTheme.themeMode, or set ISpectTheme.useHostColors: true to inherit the host ColorScheme as before.
• Squircle surfaces: Cards, buttons, fields, sheets, tiles, and the inspector overlay use continuous (squircle) corners for a smoother, more cohesive look.
• ispectify_riverpod: New package — ISpectRiverpodObserver logs provider lifecycle under riverpod-* keys (closes #80).
• Provider-agnostic ispectify_ws: WebSocket diagnostics now log any client (ws, socket_io_client, and web_socket_channel adapters ship in the example), plus a new ws-state log type for connection lifecycle.
• HTTP composer (mini-Postman): Replay a captured request or compose a new one and send it through your own client via ISpect.registerSender(...); the result lands back in the network logs. Redacted values are never resent.
• Compact network URLs: Collapsed transactions show only the path and query; the full URL stays in the expanded view. On by default, toggle in Settings.
• Clearer network cards: Per-method colored badges, a status-colored accent bar, de-duplicated expanded sections, and higher-contrast rows.
• Richer widget inspector: Property chips for composite values (offset, border, gradient, shadow), image/SVG source and decode details, correct selection boxes for rotated and skewed widgets, and grouped RichText spans.
• ISpectPerformanceOverlay rebuilt: Cross-platform (web + desktop) overlay with UI/raster/total bars, FPS, avg/p99 and jank stats, plus an opt-in enableJankLogging callback for severe frames.
• Draggable panel 3.0.0: More reliable hide/reveal and a content-sized adaptive layout; customize it fully via ISpectOptions.panelBuilder.
• Export metadata: ISpectOptions.metadataProvider embeds app/device details into exported and shared logs via the typed ISpectMetadata (host-supplied and not redacted — keep secrets and PII out).

Behavioral Changes

• BLoC observer keys: Granular bloc-event, bloc-transition, bloc-state, bloc-create, bloc-close, bloc-done, bloc-error replace state-change / state-error, and meta keys are now kebab-case (BlocJsonKeys.*). Update any filters keyed on the old names.
• Fuller payloads by default: BLoC and Riverpod now log full event/state values instead of only the runtime type (int → int becomes 0 → 1). Use ISpectRiverpodSettings.compact, or set BLoC's printEventFullData / printStateFullData to false, when state may carry PII. The old ISpectBlocSettings.verbose now matches the default and is deprecated.
• ISpect.run uncaught-error hook: Typed onUncaughtError(Object error, StackTrace? stack) replaces onUncaughtErrors(List<dynamic>).
• ispectify_ws drops the ws dependency: Copy the adapter from the package example and add ws to your app; ISpectWSInterceptorSettings and the ws-sent / ws-received / ws-error keys are unchanged.

Bug Fixes

• Typed request bodies: DTOs (e.g. Retrofit / json_serializable models) now render as their JSON shape instead of Instance of ... in ispectify_dio and ispectify_ws logs, with redaction reaching their nested fields.
• ispectify_dio: Responses no longer stay stuck on "Pending" when a downstream interceptor rewrites the request via copyWith.
• Reliable error capture: Flutter, platform, and zoned errors now report the original thrown object and stack trace, and ISpect.run's onInit / onInitialized run inside the guarded zone so binding-setup errors are no longer dropped.
• Navigation logging: A page opened from under a modal (e.g. pushed from a bottom sheet) is logged as a page transition again instead of being dropped.
• Logs screen reactivity: "Clear history" empties the list immediately, and view-controller history changes refresh the UI without a new log emission.
• Network status code shown again: Grouped transactions display the response status-code chip (it was read from the wrong metadata key).
• Color picker accuracy: The sampled colour now matches the pixel under the crosshair, reports the true colour for translucent and anti-aliased pixels, and no longer drifts to a neighbour when you lift your finger.

Code Quality

• Sealed core classes: Several data and utility classes (LogDetails, RedactionResult, CurlUtils, JsonTruncator, NetworkPayloadSanitizer, and others) are now final / abstract final. RedactionService, ISpectErrorHandler, NetworkTransaction, and the two log formatters stay open for subclassing.

Added

• Layout inspector breadcrumb: The selected widget's hit-test ancestor chain (Row, Column, Stack, Padding, SizedBox, Align, and other meaningful render objects) is now surfaced as horizontally scrollable chips under the panel title. Tap any chip to re-target the inspector without re-tapping the screen.

Improvements

• Breadcrumb navigation: Auto-scrolls the selected chip into view on every selection change, and uses clamping scroll physics so the list never overscrolls or bounces.

Bug Fixes

• Layout inspector — icon selection inside chips: Material ActionChip, Chip, FilterChip, and InputChip previously routed every tap to the label slot, hiding the avatar Icon from the inspector path. Tapping the avatar now correctly selects it.

Added

• The log viewer app bar now surfaces aggregate log statistics and a filter count badge, so active filters and totals are visible without opening the filter sheet.
• The JSON viewer breadcrumb bar auto-scrolls to the end as you drill in, keeping the current path segment in view on deep structures.

Improvements

• The JSON viewer's path navigation got a visual refresh: updated segment colors, tighter spacing, and tap-to-jump segments. The breadcrumb bar moved to its own file for easier reuse.
• App bar leading icons gained consistent padding and dynamic width so action targets stay tappable across varied layouts.

Fixed

• ISpectSettingsState.toJson() no longer throws when disabled_log_types is non-empty. toMap() now returns a List<String> for that field instead of an unmodifiable Set.