2.5.0-alpha07

• Implemented a new multiplatform sample app for wasm and Android (upcoming desktop and iOS) to showcase main features, integration with decompose, DI setup and lifecycle setup.
• Added a new "queue" property for Undo/Redo to observe changes to the queue

2.5.0-alpha06

• Fix essenty-compose depending on androidx libraries
• Kotlin 1.9.23
• Compose 1.5.10, jetbrains compose 1.6.1

2.5.0-alpha05

• Remember store lifecycle instances to prevent unnecessary recompositions where the value of the lifecycle changes.

2.5.0-alpha04

• Another attempt at fixing Android module aar publication
• Fixed an issue where store would resubscribe on each state change due to SubscriberLifecycle not implementing hashcode/equals
• Updated readme

Full Changelog: 2.5.0-alpha03...2.5.0-alpha04

2.5.0-alpha03

• Fixed android-* artifact publication. The previous version did not contain proper jars for those artifacts
• Removed deprecated android-compose artifact. You can now just use compose
• Merged android-view and android artifacts
• Remove some unnecessary dependencies from compose artifact

Full Changelog: 2.5.0-alpha02...2.5.0-alpha03

2.5.0-alpha02

New Features:

• Remote Debugging! A new module family debugger-* allows to debug your stores remotely, with a dedicated app provided for Linux, MacOS, Windows. Also, the debugger app is implemented using FlowMVI and can be used as a sample app. Debugger setup explained in docs.
• Essenty Integration! Two new modules: essenty and essenty-compose provide integration with Decompose and Essenty libraries. Essenty setup explained in docs
• New Lifecycle Implementation for store subscription in Compose. The Compose module now provides an interface SubscriberLifecycle that has to be provided to the subscribe function to subscribe to the store. It also allows integration with Platform lifecycle (when it is made multiplatform) and Essenty lifecycle.
• Refactoring of StoreLogging allowed to provide a more robust logging code on all supported platforms. You can now provide your own StoreLogger implementation or use the platform one as before.
• Wasm support for core, test and compose modules! Also enables missing js support for compose module.
• Compose 1.6.3
• New flag atomicStateUpdates in store builders allows disabling serialization / atomicity of state updates if that is not needed, improving performance. true by default
• Project Icon, banner, and star history
• New overload of store.subscribe() that does not require a scope ( a with() call)

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed file name for serializeState function using store name
• Fix Saver s handling cancellation exceptions
• Added a missing overload of timeTravel that would create and return the object for the user

Breaking Changes:

• Compose's subscribe function now requires the consumer to pass a lifecycle to it as a parameter on all platforms where lifecycle is not supported to prevent the user from mistakenly subscribing to the store without using a proper lifecycle. Lifecycle implementations can be custom, provided via a composition local, or used from an integration module. To maintain a previous behavior on non-Android platforms, pass a DefaultLifecycle as a parameter to the subscribe function. Android users don't have this breaking change.
• Store implementations now require a hashcode/equals contract
• When store has actions disabled, it will now throw an UnrecoverableException to fail faster and avoid recover plugins
• Deprecated parentStorePlugin in favor of a simple store.collect suspending function. It's much more flexible and allows to merge the incoming state with other data sources
• Deprecated platformLoggingPlugin as a default loggingPlugin now uses a platform logger by default

What's Changed

• 2.5.0 by @Nek-12 in #40
• 2.5.0-alpha02 by @Nek-12 in #41
  Full Changelog: 2.4.1...2.5.0-alpha02

2.4.1

• Added compose stability configuration definitions
• Added docs on how to configure stability in compose
• Removed annotations module and related hacks

2.4.0

New Features:

• Implemented a plugin testing DSL. The plugin allows invoking store plugin methods directly and observing any side effects the plugin produced. It also embeds and installs the time travel plugin to keep track of any changes.
  Library tests are already using the testing dsl. See the tests for some example usages.
• New overload for subscribe that suspends forever. Useful inside other stores and other places
• Logging plugin now logs when it is created and exception stacktraces
• joinAll method for JobManager with vararg argument
• Made compositePlugin public. Composite plugin is the underlying implementation of FlowMVI's plugin logic. It is mostly useful in tests and some very rare edge cases.
• Updated docs and readme
• Dropped the rc suffix as the library is 70% covered by tests and has been in prod for quite some time

Breaking changes

• nameByType has been relocated to a different package
• TimeTravelPlugin no longer implements the plugin interface directly. Instead, it uses a TimeTravel object and installs a separate plugin when requested. This is to allow storing the time travel object elsewhere and to not leak plugin methods as public API
• Same change for CachePlugin and UndoRedoPlugin. Their plugins are now just hooks and the CachedValue and UndoRedo are completely separate from the store.
• NativeStore for iOS code has been changed to implement Store, and some useless methods such as cancel were removed. Canceling the store now also cancels its scope. To cancel just the subscription job, cancel the one returned from subscribe
• AbstractStorePlugin is now deprecated. Base classes are evil! Everything that you could do with the base class you can do with a plugin { } builder.

Bug fixes:

• Disabled android debug artifacts publishing. FlowMVI does not publish different debug/release configurations
• Removed reified parameter from savedStatePlugin builder to allow creating this plugin somewhere else. For example, savers can now be injected, with different savers for testing (NoOpSaver) and main code:

  internal class DefaultStoreConfiguration(
      files: FileManager,
      private val analytics: Analytics,
      private val json: Json,
  ) : StoreConfiguration() {
   override fun <S : MVIState, I : MVIIntent, A : MVIAction> StoreBuilder<S, I, A>.configure(
       serializer: KSerializer<S>,
   ) { 
       /* configure the store builder here without exposing any implementation details*/
       install(
         analyticsPlugin(analytics),
         kermitLoggingPlugin(),
         serializeStatePlugin(dir = files.cacheDir, json = json, serializer = serializer)
       )
     }
  }

  A documentation page is going to be made soon for this functionality.

Dependencies:

• Kotlin 1.9.22
• Compose: Compiler 1.5.9, compose 1.6.1,
• Coroutines 1.8.0-rc2
• lifecycle 2.7.0

2.3.0-rc

Added a new module: savedstate

The module allows saving the state of the store to a persistent storage.

• Saves the state safely, clears it on exceptions in the store
• Allows providing customizable conditions for saving the state, such as on unsubscription and on state changes
• Supports GZIP compression on JVM and Android
• Supports Android Parcelable
• Supports saving state of a particular type
• Can save partial data (subset of a state)
• Supports kotlinx.serialization
• Supports custom saving logic
• Allows to inject saving logic using DI

Learn more in the documentation: https://opensource.respawn.pro/FlowMVI/#/savedstate

2.2.2-rc

• Improve exception handling of stores. No changes are necessary when using the library. This update prevents some issues with stackoverflow errors due to throwing in onException handling
• Minor refactoring