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web_socket

Any easy-to-use library for communicating with WebSockets that has multiple implementations.

1.0.1 8.1M downloads/mo #65 most downloaded on pub.dev dart-lang/http

What this package is like to depend on

Last release 1 years ago

06 May 2025

Ships unpredictably

gaps range from 8 days to 9 months

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 9 of 9 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

2 years old

9 releases · first in 2024

0 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

9 releases · Mar 2024 to May 2025
2025 2026
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Releases

latest 9
  1. 1.0.1 06 May 2025
    Release notes
    • Fix a bug where WebSocketException/WebSocketConnectionClosed did not have a useful string representation.
    Open source →
  2. 1.0.0 17 Apr 2025
    Release notes
    • First non-experimental release; no semantic changes from version 0.1.6.
    Open source →
    Release notes
    • First non-experimental release; no semantic changes from version 0.1.6.
    Open source →
  3. 0.1.6 16 Jul 2024
    Release notes
    • Allow web: '>=0.5.0 <2.0.0'.
    Open source →
  4. 0.1.5 28 May 2024
    Release notes
    • Allow 1000 as a close code.
    Open source →
  5. 0.1.4 17 May 2024
    Release notes
    • Add a fakes function that returns a pair of WebSockets useful in testing.
    Open source →
  6. 0.1.3 25 Apr 2024
    Release notes
    • Bring the behavior in line with the documentation by throwing WebSocketConnectionClosed rather StateError when attempting to send data to or close an already closed WebSocket.
    Open source →
  7. 0.1.2 17 Apr 2024
    Release notes
    • Fix a StateError in IOWebSocket when data is received from the peer after the connection has been closed locally.
    Open source →
  8. 0.1.1 04 Apr 2024
    Release notes
    • Add the ability to create a package:web_socket WebSocket given a dart:io WebSocket.
    Open source →
  9. 0.1.0 20 Mar 2024
    Release notes
    • Basic functionality in place.
    Open source →

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