Changelog

Latest version details may also be found here: Netmera Flutter SDK page on pub.dev.

v2.5.0

February 3, 2025

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

Upgraded iOS SDK to version 3.24.9.
Upgraded Android SDK to version 4.0.7.

🚀 FEATURE

Implemented SSL pinning for enhanced security. Please see for further details.
Added checkNotificationPermission method to verify notification permissions programmatically.

v2.4.6

December 23, 2024

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

iOS SDK upgraded from 3.23.16 to 3.24.1
Android nmcore updated from 3.14.4 to 3.15.3
Android nmfcm & Android nmhms updated to 3.12.1

v2.4.5

November 18, 2024

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

iOS Push Callback Update:

Updated iOS push callbacks to prevent them from triggering on push notifications from other providers.

v2.4.4

October 24, 2024

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

Updated Android SDK to version 3.14.4.
Updated iOS SDK to version 3.23.16.

🛠 BUGFIX

Resolved an issue where the category list passed as a parameter to the getInboxCountForStatus method was not being sent to the backend.

v2.4.3

August 6, 2024

The iOS SDK version within the Flutter package has been updated to 3.23.12.

v2.4.2

July 30, 2024

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

iOS SDK: Upgraded to version 3.23.11.
Android SDK: Upgraded nmcore to version 3.14.2.

Integration Changes:

Podfile Update: Ensure that the Netmera pods in your Podfile are updated to version 3.23.11.

v2.4.1

June 25, 2024

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

Upgraded Netmera iOS SDK: Updated to version 3.23.6
Upgraded Netmera Android SDK: Updated to version 3.14.0

Attention: Critical Update for Android Users ⚠️

Fixed Android Gradle 8+ Release Build Issue: If you are using Android Gradle 8 or above, it is essential to upgrade to at least Flutter SDK 2.4.1 to resolve this issue and ensure seamless builds.

v2.4.0

February 26, 2024

Added iOS 3.22.0 package.

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

Integrated Android Core and FCM versions 3.12.0, which support the transition to FCM HTTP v1.
Raised the Flutter SDK's minimum Android SDK version to 21 for improved compatibility and performance.

🛠 BUGFIX

Addressed an issue where building with Android Gradle 8 was causing problems.

v2.3.7

January 24, 2024

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

Integration of widget callback.

v2.3.6

January 9, 2024

Android Core 3.11.4 was added to this version. To integrate the latest versions, update your dependencies as follows:

implementation 'com.netmera:nmcore:3.11.4'
implementation 'com.netmera:nmfcm:3.11.0'
implementation 'com.netmera:nmhms:3.11.0'

🛠 BUGFIX

In the user update callback, the response was sometimes returned as null. This has been addressed, and error responses will now provide more detailed information.

v2.3.5

December 11, 2023

Upgraded Android Core SDK version to 3.11.3. and Android FCM version to 3.11.0.

🛠 BUGFIX

Resolved an issue with Android synchronous user updates.

v2.3.4

December 5, 2023

Added Android core 3.11.1 and HMS 3.11.0 packages.
Added iOS 3.21.0 package.

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

User update callbacks are now included in the Flutter SDK.

User Update Method Details

Example Usage in Dart Code:

// User update sync
Netmera.updateUser(user).then((value) {
  print('User updated');
}).catchError((error) {
  print('User update failed: $error');
});

v2.3.2

October 31, 2023

Android 3.10.4 and iOS 3.18.0 versions have been added.

⭐ FEATURE

The fetchCoupon feature has been integrated into Flutter SDK.

🛠 BUGFIX

The Android baseUrl crash issue has been resolved.

v2.3.1

September 20, 2023

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

Android core and FCM 3.10.2 versions have been integrated into the Flutter SDK.
The Target API level of the Android module has been raised to 33.
The 'startDataTransfer' and 'stopDataTransfer' methods have been added to the plugin.

v2.3.0

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

Flutter version 2.3.0, which includes Android 3.10.1 and iOS 3.16.0 versions, has been released.

v2.2.0

⭐ IMPROVEMENTS

Push action callbacks were moved in foreground thread.

Callback Details

It appears that you have callback methods in your application, where the developer can provide their own custom methods to be executed. These callback methods allow you to receive specific information or perform certain actions requested from Netmera. For example, you can receive push payloads through these callbacks.

In Flutter, there is a problem where callbacks cannot run in the background as the application kills the cross-compiled code to preserve resources. To avoid this issue, you can utilize the "isolate" feature to run the existing callback methods in a separate thread. However, it's important to note that since these callbacks are running in a background thread, they cannot perform long-running tasks or have persistent operations. Once the task in the thread is completed, the thread terminates. This behavior is due to the nature of different threads operating independently. The methods have been moved to the foreground.

onPushReceiveBackground callback was created for background messages.

Only the onPushReceiverBackground handling process is performed in the background.

🛠 BUGFIX

Flutter iOS event channel issue was fixed.
Push action callbacks context issue was fixed.

🔗 INTEGRATION

iOS

The section below from the AppDelegate should be removed.

func registerPlugins(registry: FlutterPluginRegistry) {
    GeneratedPluginRegistrant.register(with: registry)
};

The following line should be removed from the AppDelegate → didFinishLaunchingWithOptions method.

NetmeraFlutterSdkPlugin.setPluginRegistrantCallback(registerPlugins)

The inside of the AppDelegate → didReceiveRemoteNotification method should be changed as follows.

~~FNetmeraService.handleWork(ON_PUSH_RECEIVE, dict:["userInfo" : userInfo])~~

if UIApplication.shared.applicationState == .active {
    FNetmeraService.handleWork(ON_PUSH_RECEIVE, dict:["userInfo" : userInfo])
} else {
    FNetmeraService.handleWork(ON_PUSH_RECEIVE_BACKGROUND, dict:["userInfo" : userInfo])
}

Android

There is no change in Android integration.

Dart

The NetmeraPushBroadcastReceiver().initialize() method in the main.dart file can now be called anywhere.
In order for background messages to be processed, the following method must be added first, outside the main ve MyApp blocks.

@pragma('vm:entry-point')
void _onPushReceiveBackgroundHandler(Map<dynamic, dynamic> bundle) async {
  print("onPushReceiveBackground: $bundle");
}

Then this function should be given to onPushReceiveBackground in main before the runApp method as follows.

NetmeraPushBroadcastReceiver.onPushReceiveBackground(_onPushReceiveBackgroundHandler);

For more detailed information, you can see the example usage in the example project. https://github.com/Netmera/Netmera-Flutter-Example/tree/master

v2.1.15

⭐ FEATURE

Netmera Android SDK version was upgraded to 3.9.14.

🛠 BUGFIX

Decryption failed issue was fixed. (VF crash fixed.)

v2.1.14

⭐ FEATURE

Android core SDK version 3.9.12 and FCM version 3.9.4 have been added to the Flutter SDK.
Android 13 notification permission methods have been added to the Flutter SDK and integrated with the existing iOS methods. The areNotificationsEnabled and requestPushNotificationAuthorization methods can now be used for both iOS and Android devices.

Push Notification Permissions

If you don't request notification permission at runtime, you can request it by calling the requestPushNotificationAuthorization() method. Note: Notification runtime permissions are required on Android 13 (API 33) or higher. Therefore, before calling the method, make sure your project targets an API of 33 and above.

Netmera.requestPushNotificationAuthorization();

You can call the areNotificationsEnabled() method if you need to know the status of permissions.

Netmera.areNotificationsEnabled().then((enabled) {
      // Use the enabled status of permission as boolean
 });

Usage details of areNotificationsEnabled and requestPushNotificationAuthorization methods have been added to the Readme file.

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