• Updated minimum server version to 1.2.0
• Auto reconnect when listening to a list stream and the connection is lost.
• Added sortBy and sortOrderDesc parameters to listStream and listStreamMapped methods to sort the list by an attribute in ascending or descending order.

• Changed listStreamMapped to return a broadcast stream so multiple listeners can listen to the same stream.
• Fixed connect and forceConnect methods.

• Fixed an issue where socket lose all registered streams after a reconnection.
• Fixed multiple handlers being called many times when listening to the same list stream. Here was how to reproduce the issue:

realtime.listStreamMapped<String?>(
  "usersWithName",
  fromMap: (doc) => doc["name"],
  filter: (value) {
    return value.toString().startsWith("A");
  },
).listen((s) {
  print("Name startsWith A:");
  print(s);
});

realtime.listStreamMapped<String?>(
  "usersWithName",
  fromMap: (doc) => doc["name"],
  filter: (value) {
    return value.toString().startsWith("B");
    },
).listen((s) {
    print("Name startsWith B:");
    print(s);
    });

/** Both streams are listened to the same "usersWithName" streamId
 * So after each "listen", both handlers are called.
 * That means 2x2=4 times after 2 listens, 3x3=9 times after 3 listens, etc.
 * This is fixed now by tracking streamId with a unique registerId for each listen.
 */

• New way to listen events with onChange() method on MongoRealtimeDB, MongoRealtimeCol and MongoRealtimeDoc classes.
• You can now listen to document changes with MongoRealtime().col(collectionName).doc(docId).onChange().
• Support of list streams with listStream() and listStreamMapped<T>() methods.

• New method forceConnect() to force a connection until successful or retries exhausted

• autoConnect option (default false) to connect automatically on init()
• Added connect() method to manually connect when autoConnect is false
• Added realtime getter for easier access to the singleton instance
• Added authData parameter to send additional data with the auth token