anlifecycle 3.5.1
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AnLifecycle draws on lifecycle in androidx to implement lifecycle on Flutter, Developers can sense the LifecycleState under the current context wherever you need it.

3.5.1 #

Code standardization

3.5.0 #

Adjust all fully visible PageViewItems to be resumed.

3.4.1 #

Code standardization

3.4.0 #

LifecycleNavigatorObserver.hookMode adds pageKeepAlive parameter

3.3.0 #

visibleRoutes use weak references for routes
MockLifecycleRegistry rename to LifecycleRegistryMock
MockLifecycleOwner rename to LifecycleOwnerMock

3.2.0 #

Add MockLifecycleRegistry and MockLifecycleOwner to assist with testing.
Add keepAlive parameter to LifecyclePageViewItem, LifecyclePageView, and LifecycleTabBarView.

3.1.5 #

Fix the determination of the route's resumed state.

3.1.4 #

In LifecycleRegistryStateDelegate, switch the state first and then execute the Observer during destroy.

3.1.3 #

Fix a state transition check for the resumed state.

3.1.2 #

Convert forEach to for loops for better control and performance.

3.1.1 #

LifecycleNavigatorObserver.hookMode() adjusts the obfuscation retention for compatibility mode.

3.1.0 #

Fix _HookOverlayEntry(LifecycleNavigatorObserver.hookMode()) passing opaque

3.0.3 #

Optimize the README content and update the example to version 3.0.

3.0.2 #

Fix the exception where the observer of LifecycleRegistryState calls remove during destroy.

3.0.1 #

In the implementation of ILifecycleRegistry, allow calling addLifecycleObserver in the constructor.

3.0.0 #

Refactored the registry content to ensure that the timing of invocations during registry registration is correct.

2.0.4 #

Fixed the destroy error in registerLifecycleObserverToOwner.

2.0.3 #

Removed findLifecycleObserver from LifecycleObserverRegistry and replaced it with extension compatibility mode.
Fixed a bug in LifecycleRouteOwner where route records were incorrect in LifecycleNavigatorObserver.didReplace.
Delayed the handling of the resume event for Rouge to align with the behavior of other LifecycleOwnerWidgets (triggered after widget.build).
Added removeCallback to LifecycleCallbacks.

2.0.2 #

Fixed the issue where the first start event was triggered after build (in versions 2.0.0, 2.0.1); after the fix, the start event must occur before build.

2.0.1 #

addOnDidUpdateWidget causes performance issues and will be removed in the next version.
Provided LifecycleObserverRegistryDelegate to allow customization of LifecycleObserverRegistryMixin.
Added LifecycleObserverRegistryElementMixin to mix the registry into custom elements.

2.0.0 #

The lifecycle provider now uses InheritedWidget to ensure timely notifications of changes.
Added handling for LifecycleCallback associations.
Optimized and adjusted the project structure (which may introduce some compatibility issues).

1.0.5 #

Fixed a bug where the dispose state was inconsistent with !mounted, causing page state anomalies.

1.0.4 #

Corrected the judgment issue when there is scaling in pageviewItem.
Fixed the transparency judgment in routepage.

1.0.3 #

Corrected EventStream and StateStream to be synchronously invoked streams.
Fixed the exception where Register could not be removed immediately after being added.

1.0.2 #

Ensured that the first owner start event is always triggered before build.

1.0.1 #

Optimized the judgment of onStop and onPause in RoutePage.

1.0.0 #

Initial version released.

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