flutter_mobx 0.3.4+2
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Flutter integration for MobX. It provides a set of Observer widgets that automatically rebuild when the tracked observables change.
0.3.4 0.3.4+2 #
- Added two new
Observer-widgets:StatelessObserverWidgetandStatefulObserverWidget - Improved the reporting of Flutter errors inside
Observerwidgets. - Exposing the
debugAddStackTraceInObserverNamefield
Thanks to Scott Hyndman and Remi Rousselet for the work done in this release!
0.3.3+3 #
- More documentation comments
0.3.2 0.3.3+1 #
- Errors that occur internal to the
setState()call are now reported viaFlutterError.reportErrorso they don't go unnoticed by the user. - Added a version constant that matches the
pubspec.yaml
0.3.0 0.3.1+1 #
- Adapting to the API changes in
mobx 0.3.0 - Formatting changes
- Using
StackTrace.currentas the name for anObserver, when not provided. This helps in quickly jumping to the location of theObserver-usage during debugging. - Docs update
0.2.3+1 #
Observeris relaying the exception caught during the tracking phase. This is done using theerrorValuefield present on thereactioninstance.
0.2.2 #
- CHANGELOG updates which got missed out in previous versions
- The
Observerdoes not trap exceptions occurring during thebuild()anymore. Previously, this used to be the case, which made it difficult to get proper stack traces.
0.2.1+1 #
- README updates
0.2.1 #
- Upgrading to use the
0.2.1version ofmobx, which makes it compatible with the latestbeta/dev/masterchannels
0.2.0 #
- Upgrading to use the
0.2.0version ofmobx
0.0.2 0.1.3 #
- Warn when no observables are found in the
Observer'sbuilderfunction. This was originally anAssertionError, which was deemed to be too strong and caused apps to crash in debug mode. - Updates to tests
- Updates to documentation
0.0.1 First release. #
- Observer component that re-renders when reactive variables change.



