feat: Add aggregate query support#1041
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds aggregate-query support and related server-function/job response handling to the Dart/Flutter Parse SDK: new ParseAggregate, ParseJobs, ParseResponse, constants and example usage, plus small utility and WebSocket/socket changes and dependency/version adjustments. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant ParseAggregate
participant ParseServer
Note over App,ParseAggregate: Aggregate flow (new)
App->>ParseAggregate: new ParseAggregate(functionName)
App->>ParseAggregate: execute(pipeline)
ParseAggregate->>ParseServer: GET /aggregate/{functionName}?pipeline=<json>
Note right of ParseServer: Evaluate pipeline ($match, $group, ...)
ParseServer-->>ParseAggregate: HTTP response (200/4xx/5xx + body)
ParseAggregate-->>App: ParseResponse { success, statusCode, results, error }
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packages/flutter/example/.gitignore (2)
8-8: Approve addition of.build/to .gitignore.
Ignoring the Flutter-generated.build/directory is appropriate to keep build artifacts out of version control.
12-12: Approve addition of.swiftpm/to .gitignore.
Excluding the Swift Package Manager metadata folder.swiftpm/prevents unnecessary files from being committed.packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_http_client.dart (2)
5-5: Import ordering looks goodThe reordering of the import for
package:universal_io/io.dartto appear afterpackage:parse_server_sdk/parse_server_sdk.dartfollows a logical ordering pattern. This type of organization helps maintain consistency across the codebase.
33-33: Added whitespace for readabilityThe addition of a blank line at the start of the
getmethod improves code readability by visually separating the method signature from its implementation.packages/flutter/pubspec.yaml (1)
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Verify compatibility with the major version bump
The
parse_server_sdkdependency has been upgraded from^6.4.0to^8.0.0, which is a major version bump. This suggests breaking changes could be present in the API.
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#!/bin/bash # Check for breaking changes or migration guides between versions echo "Checking for breaking changes or migration guides..." gh repo clone parse-community/Parse-SDK-Flutter tmp_repo cd tmp_repo git log --oneline v6.4.0..v8.0.0 | grep -i "breaking\|migration\|upgrade"Length of output: 276
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#!/bin/bash # Locate the changelog and extract entries for v8.0.0 (and v7.x for context) CL_FILE=$(find tmp_repo -maxdepth 2 -type f -iname "*changelog*.md" | head -n1) echo "Using changelog file: $CL_FILE" echo "=== v8.0.0 entries ===" sed -n '/\bv8\.0\.0\b/,/^\s*##\s*v[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\b/p' "$CL_FILE" echo echo "=== v7.x entries ===" sed -n '/\bv7\.[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\b/,/^\s*##\s*v[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\b/p' "$CL_FILE"Length of output: 492
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#!/bin/bash # Clone the Flutter SDK repo and check for v8.0.0 tags and release notes rm -rf tmp_repo gh repo clone parse-community/Parse-SDK-Flutter tmp_repo cd tmp_repo echo "=== Tags matching v8.* ===" git tag --list "v8.*" echo echo "=== Release notes for v8.0.0 ===" # Try via GitHub CLI gh release view v8.0.0 --repo parse-community/Parse-SDK-Flutter || echo "No release notes found via gh CLI" echo echo "=== Release body via GitHub API ===" gh api repos/parse-community/Parse-SDK-Flutter/releases/tags/v8.0.0 --jq '.body' || echo "No release data found via API"Length of output: 907
Confirm API compatibility for parse_server_sdk v8.0.0
No changelog or release notes could be found for v8.0.0 in the upstream Parse-SDK-Flutter repository, and the major bump from ^6.4.0 to ^8.0.0 likely introduces breaking changes. Please manually review and test before merging:
• Inspect the upstream repo (commits or code diff) between v6.x and v8.x for renamed or removed APIs
• Verify that everyparse_server_sdkcall in your code still compiles and behaves as expected
• Run or update integration/unit tests against SDK 8.0.0 to catch breaking changes earlypackages/dart/pubspec.yaml (2)
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Verify compatibility with mime and timezone major version upgrades
Both
mime(^1.0.0 to ^2.0.0) andtimezone(^0.9.4 to ^0.10.1) have been upgraded to new major versions, which could introduce breaking changes.
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#!/bin/bash # Inspect usage of mime package in parse_server_sdk.dart echo "Searching for mime API calls..." rg -n "lookupMimeType" -A2 -B2 --type dart packages/dart/lib/parse_server_sdk.dart || true rg -n "extensionFromMime" -A2 -B2 --type dart packages/dart/lib/parse_server_sdk.dart || true # Inspect usage of timezone API calls echo "Searching for timezone API calls..." rg -n "tz\." -A2 -B2 --type dart packages/dart/lib/parse_server_sdk.dart || trueLength of output: 418
No direct uses of
mimeortimezoneAPIs found – safe to upgradeBoth packages are imported in
packages/dart/lib/parse_server_sdk.dartbut no calls tolookupMimeType,extensionFromMime, or anytz.*members were detected. The major-version bumps therefore introduce no breaking changes in current code.
- packages/dart/lib/parse_server_sdk.dart: imports only, no API invocation
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Updated linting rules
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lintsdev dependency has been updated from^4.0.0to^5.1.1. This may introduce new linting rules or deprecate existing ones.
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Changes in the Dart
lintsPackage: Version 4.0.0 to 5.1.1The Dart
lintspackage defines the "core" and "recommended" sets of static analysis rules for Dart projects. Between versions 4.0.0 and 5.1.1, the primary changes are adjustments to supported SDK versions and some modifications to the included lint rules. Below is a detailed summary based on official changelogs:
Version 4.0.0
Released: Approximately 11 months ago
Minimum Dart SDK: 3.1Major changes:
- Core set:
- Added:
library_annotationsno_wildcard_variable_uses- Removed:
package_prefixed_library_names- Recommended set:
- Removed:
library_names- Other:
- Updated the SDK lower-bound to 3.1.
- Added a section in the README about upgrading to the latest lint set[3][6].
Version 5.0.0
Released: 7 months ago
Minimum Dart SDK: 3.5Major changes:
- Recommended set:
- Updated the SDK lower-bound to 3.5.
No significant lint rule additions or removals were listed between 4.0.0 and 5.0.0; the main change was the minimum SDK requirement[3][6].
Version 5.1.0
Released: 7 months ago
Minimum Dart SDK: 3.6 (dev)Major changes:
- Core set:
- Updated the SDK lower-bound to 3.6 (dev).
Version 5.1.1
Released: 4 months ago
Minimum Dart SDK: 3.6Major changes:
- Updated the SDK lower-bound to 3.6.
- Moved to the
dart-lang/coremonorepo.- No lint rules were added or removed in this update[3][6].
Summary Table of Changes
Version Min SDK Notable Lint Rule Changes Other Changes 4.0.0 3.1 Added: library_annotations,no_wildcard_variable_uses
Removed:package_prefixed_library_names,library_namesReadme update 5.0.0 3.5 None Updated SDK lower-bound (recommended) 5.1.0 3.6 None Updated SDK lower-bound (core) 5.1.1 3.6 None Monorepo migration, SDK bound bump
Conclusion
- The key lint rule changes occurred in version 4.0.0, where a few rules were added and removed from both the core and recommended sets.
- Subsequent versions (5.0.0 to 5.1.1) primarily updated the minimum supported Dart SDK and made meta/organizational changes, without adjusting the lint set composition[3][6].
- There were no breaking rule removals or additions in the lints package between 4.0.0 and 5.1.1, other than those made in 4.0.0.
For further details, you can review the official changelog, which contains links to the issues and discussions behind each lint rule change[3][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://pub.dev/packages/lints/versions
- 2: https://pub.dev/packages/lints/versions/4.0.0
- 3: https://github.com/dart-lang/lints/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- 4: https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- 5: https://docs.flutter.dev/release/breaking-changes/flutter-lints-package
- 6: https://pub.dev/packages/lints/changelog
- 7: https://chromium.googlesource.com/external/github.com/flutter/plugins/+/refs/tags/in_app_purchase-v3.0.7/packages/url_launcher/url_launcher/CHANGELOG.md
- 8: https://dart.dev/resources/breaking-changes
- 9: https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/
- 10: https://github.com/dart-lang/dartdoc/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
Updated Dart
lintsDev Dependency – Rule Changes Limited to v4.0.0
- File: packages/dart/pubspec.yaml (line 45): updated
lintsfrom^4.0.0→^5.1.1- Version 4.0.0 introduced the only lint‐set changes:
- Added:
library_annotations,no_wildcard_variable_uses- Removed:
package_prefixed_library_names,library_names- Versions 5.0.0 → 5.1.1 only raised the Dart SDK lower bound (to 3.6) and moved to the
dart-lang/coremonorepo—no lint rules were added or removed.Please ensure any new lint violations from v4.0.0 have been addressed. Otherwise, this upgrade is safe to merge.
packages/dart/example/main.dart (1)
17-18: Whitespace organization looks goodThe added blank lines help to visually separate the different sections of the example, improving readability.
Also applies to: 25-25
packages/dart/lib/parse_server_sdk.dart (2)
14-14: Import addition looks good.The import for
url_replace.dartis properly placed with the other imports and follows the package's import conventions.
37-37: Part directive correctly added.The part directive for the new
parse_aggregate.dartfile is properly placed in the library file, maintaining the alphabetical ordering of the part directives.
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Changes in flutter_lints Between Versions 4.0.0 and 5.0.0
Summary Table
| Category | 4.0.0 | 5.0.0 |
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package:lints dependency |
4.0.0 | 5.0.0 |
| Minimum SDK | Flutter 3.13 / Dart 3.1 | Flutter 3.24 / Dart 3.5 |
| Lints Added | library_annotationsno_wildcard_variable_uses |
invalid_runtime_check_with_js_interop_typesunnecessary_library_name |
| Lints Removed | package_prefixed_library_nameslibrary_names |
avoid_null_checks_in_equality_operatorsprefer_const_constructorsprefer_const_declarationsprefer_const_literals_to_create_immutables |
Detailed Changes
Dependency and SDK Updates
- The internal dependency was updated:
package:lintsupgraded from version 4.0.0 to 5.0.0. - Minimum required Flutter and Dart SDK versions increased to Flutter 3.24 and Dart 3.5[1][2][4].
New Lints Added
invalid_runtime_check_with_js_interop_types: Prevents incorrect runtime checks with interop types, improving JavaScript interoperability safety.unnecessary_library_name: Discourages unnecessary library name declarations for cleaner code[1][4].
Lints Removed
avoid_null_checks_in_equality_operators: This removal gives developers more control over hownullis handled in equality checks[1][4].prefer_const_constructorsprefer_const_declarationsprefer_const_literals_to_create_immutables
These three "prefer_const_" lints were removed to simplify constant usage recommendations in Flutter projects, as they were sometimes seen as overly restrictive[1][4].
Removed in 4.0.0 (Still Absent in 5.0.0)
package_prefixed_library_nameslibrary_names
These were already removed in the shift from 3.0.2 to 4.0.0[1].
Added in 4.0.0 (Still Present Unless Otherwise Stated)
library_annotationsno_wildcard_variable_uses
What This Means for Your Project
- Upgrading to 5.0.0 may introduce new lint warnings related to JavaScript interop and unnecessary library name usage.
- Code that previously failed the removed lints (
prefer_const_*andavoid_null_checks_in_equality_operators) will no longer be flagged. - Projects must now use newer Flutter and Dart SDKs (at least Flutter 3.24 / Dart 3.5)[1][2][4].
Upgrading will keep your project aligned with the latest best practices and Dart ecosystem trends, and may lead to cleaner, more maintainable codebases[4].
Citations:
- 1: https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_lints/changelog
- 2: https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_lints/versions
- 3: https://github.com/FlutterGen/flutter_gen/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- 4: https://www.victorcarreras.dev/2024/10/whats-new-in-flutter-lints-500-key.html
- 5: https://docs.flutter.dev/release/breaking-changes/flutter-lints-package
- 6: https://gitlab.com/TheOneWithTheBraid/f_wallet/-/merge_requests/67
- 7: https://github.com/inway/flutter_ringtone_player/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- 8: error fluttercommunity/flutter_launcher_icons#606
- 9: https://github.com/flutter-form-builder-ecosystem/form_builder_validators/actions/runs/11050840691
- 10: https://community.flutterflow.io/c/whats-new-in-flutterflow/post/what-s-new-in-flutterflow-october-22-2024-SwPJhrzf93cjCkp
Update Dart/Flutter SDK Constraints & Address New Lint Rules
Please ensure the upgrade to flutter_lints: ^5.0.0 is fully supported:
• In packages/flutter/pubspec.yaml, bump your environment SDKs to meet the new minimums:
environment:
sdk: ">=3.5.0 <4.0.0"
flutter: ">=3.24.0"• Run
flutter pub upgrade
flutter analyzeto surface the two new lints:
invalid_runtime_check_with_js_interop_typesunnecessary_library_name
• Review and adjust any code patterns that relied on lints now removed:
avoid_null_checks_in_equality_operatorsprefer_const_constructorsprefer_const_declarationsprefer_const_literals_to_create_immutables
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents (early access)
In packages/flutter/pubspec.yaml at line 50, after updating flutter_lints to ^5.0.0, update the environment SDK constraints to sdk: ">=3.5.0 <4.0.0" and flutter: ">=3.24.0" to meet new minimum requirements. Then run flutter pub upgrade and flutter analyze to detect new lint warnings for invalid_runtime_check_with_js_interop_types and unnecessary_library_name. Finally, review and modify code to comply with these new lints and adjust any code relying on removed lints like avoid_null_checks_in_equality_operators and the prefer_const_* rules.
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| package_info_plus: ^8.3.0 |
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The package_info_plus dependency has been upgraded from ^5.0.1 to ^8.3.0, which is a significant version jump. Verify that this update is compatible with your app's requirements.
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Are there any breaking changes between package_info_plus v5.0.1 and v8.3.0?
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Breaking Changes Between package_info_plus v5.0.1 and v8.3.0
Overview:
Yes, there are breaking changes between package_info_plus v5.0.1 and v8.3.0. The most notable comes in the major release jump to v7.0.0 and subsequent versions.
Major Breaking Change in v7.0.0:
- The Android implementation for the
buildSignaturevalue switched from using its previous hashing method to SHA-256 for improved security."BREAKING FEAT(package_info_plus): Switch to SHA-256 for buildSignature on Android (#2835)"[1].
v5.0.1 Breaking Changes:
- v5.0.1 itself introduced breaking changes related to handling the
versionJsonUrlon web, now allowing for no page extension:"BREAKING FIX(package_info_plus): Allow no page extension in versionJsonUrl on web (#2381)"[3].
- This requires you to adjust your web setup if you had previously relied on an explicit
.jsonextension in URLs.
Other Notable Upgrades Between v5.0.1 → v8.3.0:
- There are other minor and patch releases with additional fixes, features, and internal improvements, but the main breaking change of note is the SHA-256 switch for Android.
- There is no mention in the changelogs of breaking API changes to the core
PackageInfoAPI (such as constructor signatures, returned fields, or general usage) for end-users between these versions[1][3][8]. Most common usage patterns (fetching version, build number, etc.) remain stable.
Upgrade Considerations:
- Android: If your logic depends on the
buildSignaturevalue, expect it to be different due to SHA-256. - Web: Ensure your Flutter web deployment does not rely on the
.jsonextension forversionJsonUrl; update your deployment/server settings if needed. - General: Always clean and rebuild Xcode projects when upgrading, particularly for iOS apps, as incorrect version info may be cached in the build folder[8].
Summary Table of Key Breaking Changes
| Version | Breaking Change Description |
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| 5.0.1 | versionJsonUrl can omit .json extension on web[3] |
| 7.0.0 | buildSignature uses SHA-256 on Android[1] |
If you rely on either buildSignature for Android or serve web builds with a specific versionJsonUrl file extension, carefully review your implementation when upgrading between these versions.
Further Recommendations:
- Review the full changelog for
package_info_plusfor all detailed updates between your installed version and the latest[1]. - Test each platform you support (Android, iOS, Web) after upgrading to catch any behavioral nuances, especially around version/build info retrieval and signature computation.
Citations:
- 1: https://pub.dev/packages/package_info_plus/changelog
- 2: https://github.com/fluttercommunity/plus_plugins/blob/main/packages/share_plus/share_plus/CHANGELOG.md
- 3: https://pub.dev/packages/package_info_plus/versions/5.0.1/changelog
- 4: package_info_plus 5.0.1 not supporting. fluttercommunity/wakelock_plus#16
- 5: https://docs.flutter.dev/release/breaking-changes
- 6: https://www.dhiwise.com/post/complete-guide-to-using-flutter-package-info-plus-for-app
- 7: https://pub.dev/packages/sentry_flutter/versions/8.14.1/changelog
- 8: https://pub.dev/packages/package_info_plus
- 9: [Question]: Error build android since package_info_plus 3.0.1 fluttercommunity/plus_plugins#1290
- 10: https://community.flutterflow.io/ask-the-community/post/execution-failed-for-task-package-info-plus-compilereleasejavawithjavac-lx9rOtUbT6bNb4f
Review Breaking Changes in package_info_plus Upgrade
The jump from ^5.0.1 to ^8.3.0 introduces a couple of breaking changes you should verify:
- Android (v7.0.0):
buildSignaturenow uses SHA-256 instead of the previous hashing method. If your app logic depends on this value, update or re-test accordingly. - Web (v5.0.1):
versionJsonUrlno longer requires a.jsonextension. Ensure your server or deployment doesn’t rely on a fixed.jsonsuffix.
All other core PackageInfo APIs (version, build number, etc.) remain unchanged. Please review your implementation, adjust any dependent logic, and test each platform (Android, iOS, Web) after upgrading.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents (early access)
In packages/flutter/pubspec.yaml at line 43, the package_info_plus dependency was upgraded from ^5.0.1 to ^8.3.0, which includes breaking changes. Review your app code for any usage of buildSignature on Android and update or retest it due to the switch to SHA-256 hashing in v7.0.0. Also, verify your web deployment does not rely on a .json extension in versionJsonUrl, adjusting server or deployment settings if necessary. Finally, test all platforms thoroughly to ensure compatibility with the new package version.
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The web_socket_channel dependency has been upgraded from ^2.4.3 to ^3.0.3, which is a major version bump that may include breaking changes.
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What are the breaking changes in web_socket_channel v3.0.0?
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Breaking Changes in web_socket_channel v3.0.0
The 3.0.0 release of the Dart web_socket_channel package introduced several breaking changes that impact how developers interact with the API. The main breaking changes are as follows:
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Removal of
WebSocketChannelConstructor
The direct constructor forWebSocketChannelhas been removed. Developers can no longer instantiate the channel usingWebSocketChannel()and must now use provided factory methods, such asWebSocketChannel.connect, to create channel instances[1][6]. -
WebSocketChannelIs Now an Abstract Interface
TheWebSocketChannelclass has been converted into an abstract interface. This means you cannot instantiate it directly and must instead work with implementations provided by the package, such as viaWebSocketChannel.connect[1][6]. -
Change in Exception Thrown by
IOWebSocketChannel.ready
Thereadyproperty onIOWebSocketChannelpreviously threw aWebSocketExceptionon error. In v3.0.0, this now throws aWebSocketChannelException, requiring consumers to update their exception handling logic when awaiting the connection's readiness[1][6]. -
Adapter Around
package:web_socketfor Web Implementation
An adapter for thepackage:web_socketpackage is now the default implementation for web platform connections made viaWebSocketChannel.connect. This may affect the underlying behavior or compatibility for web-based applications[1][6].
Summary Table
| Breaking Change | Details |
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| Constructor removal | No direct WebSocketChannel() instantiation; use factory constructors instead |
| Abstract interface | WebSocketChannel is now abstract; use specific implementations |
Exception change in ready |
Throws WebSocketChannelException (previously WebSocketException) |
| Default web adapter | Uses package:web_socket adapter for web via WebSocketChannel.connect |
Developers upgrading to v3.0.0 should adjust their code to accommodate these changes[1][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/dart-lang/web_socket_channel/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
- 2: https://github.com/dart-lang/web_socket_channel/releases
- 3: https://chromium.googlesource.com/external/github.com/dart-lang/shelf_web_socket/+/24fb8a04befa75a94ac63a27047b231d1a22aab4/CHANGELOG.md
- 4: https://pub.dev/packages/web_socket_channel
- 5: https://dartfrog.vgv.dev/docs/tutorials/web_socket_counter
- 6: https://pub.dev/packages/web_socket_channel/changelog
- 7: https://pub.dev/packages/centrifuge/changelog
- 8: https://pub.dev/packages/deepgram_speech_to_text/changelog
- 9: https://dartfrog.vgv.dev/docs/advanced/web_socket
- 10: https://websockets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/project/changelog.html
Validate Breaking Changes for web_socket_channel v3.0.0
We’ve bumped web_socket_channel from ^2.4.3 to ^3.0.3, which includes these breaking changes:
- Removal of the direct
WebSocketChannel()constructor – you must now useWebSocketChannel.connect(...). WebSocketChannelis now an abstract interface.IOWebSocketChannel.readythrowsWebSocketChannelException(instead ofWebSocketException).- Default web implementation now uses the
package:web_socketadapter.
Please audit the Dart code for:
- Any instantiation of
WebSocketChannel()(replace withconnect). - Direct uses of
IOWebSocketChanneland calls to itsreadyproperty (update exception handling). - Web‐platform socket code relying on the old adapter.
Make the necessary updates or confirm that your code paths already comply with the new API.
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In packages/dart/pubspec.yaml at line 27, the web_socket_channel dependency has been upgraded from ^2.4.3 to ^3.0.3, which introduces breaking changes. Audit all Dart code that uses web_socket_channel for direct instantiation of WebSocketChannel() and replace these with WebSocketChannel.connect(...) factory methods. Also, update any exception handling around IOWebSocketChannel.ready to catch WebSocketChannelException instead of WebSocketException. Verify web platform socket code to ensure compatibility with the new package:web_socket adapter. Make these code adjustments to align with the new major version API.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance the ParseAggregate example with error handling and documentation
The example demonstrates the new aggregation query feature, but could be improved with error handling and better documentation.
Consider adding error handling and more descriptive output:
- final res = await ParseAggregate('DietPlan', pipeline: {
- r'$match': {'Name': 'Ketogenic'}
- }).execute();
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- print(res);
+ // Execute an aggregate query to filter DietPlan objects
+ final aggregateResult = await ParseAggregate('DietPlan', pipeline: {
+ r'$match': {'Name': 'Ketogenic'}
+ }).execute();
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+ if (aggregateResult.success) {
+ print("Aggregate query results:");
+ print(aggregateResult.results);
+ } else {
+ print("Aggregate query failed: ${aggregateResult.error?.message}");
+ }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents (early access)
In packages/dart/example/main.dart around lines 26 to 30, the ParseAggregate example lacks error handling and sufficient documentation. Add try-catch blocks around the await call to handle potential exceptions gracefully. Include comments explaining the purpose of the aggregation query and the expected output. Also, enhance the print statement to provide more descriptive output for easier understanding of the results.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add documentation and consider using Dart's Uri class instead.
This class lacks documentation explaining its purpose and usage. Additionally, it appears to duplicate functionality that's already available in Dart's Uri class.
- Add class-level and field-level documentation
- Add a space after the class name declaration:
class UrlReplace { - Consider whether this utility class is necessary or if Dart's
Uriclass could be used directly
-class UrlReplace{
+/// A container for URL components used for URL manipulation operations.
+/// This class provides a convenient way to store and pass URL components.
+class UrlReplace {
/// The URL scheme (e.g., 'http', 'https')
String? scheme;
/// The user info portion of the URL
String? userInfo;
/// The host name
String? host;
/// The port number
int? port;
/// The path component of the URL
String? path;
/// The path segments as an iterable collection
Iterable<String>? pathSegments;
/// The query string
String? query;
/// The query parameters as a map
Map<String, dynamic>? queryParameters;
/// The fragment identifier
String? fragment;
+ /// Creates a new UrlReplace instance with the specified URL components.
UrlReplace({
this.scheme,
this.userInfo,
this.host,
this.port,
this.path,
this.pathSegments,
this.query,
this.queryParameters,
this.fragment,
});
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In packages/dart/lib/src/utils/url_replace.dart lines 1 to 24, add clear class-level documentation explaining the purpose of UrlReplace and field-level comments describing each property. Insert a space after the class name declaration to follow Dart style conventions (change `class UrlReplace{` to `class UrlReplace {`). Finally, review the code to determine if this class is redundant given Dart's built-in Uri class and consider refactoring to use Uri directly if possible.
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| class ParseAggregate { | ||
| final String className; | ||
| Map<String, dynamic> pipeline; | ||
| final bool? debug; | ||
| final ParseClient? client; | ||
| final bool? autoSendSessionId; | ||
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| Map<String,String> _pipeline={}; | ||
| if(pipeline.isEmpty){ | ||
| throw ArgumentError('pipeline must not be empty. Please add pipeline operations to aggregate data. Example: {"\$group": {"_id": "\$userId", "totalScore": {"\$sum": "\$score"}}} '); | ||
| } | ||
| else{ | ||
| _pipeline.addAll({'pipeline':jsonEncode([pipeline])}); | ||
| } | ||
| final debugBool = isDebugEnabled(objectLevelDebug: debug); | ||
| final result = await ParseObject(className)._client.get( | ||
| Uri.parse('${ParseCoreData().serverUrl}$keyEndPointAggregate$className').replace(queryParameters: _pipeline).toString(), | ||
| ); | ||
| print('result >>> ${result.data}'); | ||
| return handleResponse<ParseObject>( | ||
| ParseObject(className), | ||
| result, | ||
| ParseApiRQ.get, | ||
| debugBool, | ||
| parseClassName ?? 'ParseBase', | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Add test coverage for the new aggregate functionality.
The PR objectives mention that tests are planned but not yet implemented. Tests are essential for ensuring this new functionality works correctly.
Please ensure comprehensive test coverage is added for the ParseAggregate class, including tests for:
- Successful aggregation queries with various pipeline operations
- Error handling for empty pipelines
- Error handling for server-side errors
- Custom client and debug flag handling
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Add comprehensive test coverage for ParseAggregate
No existing tests for the new aggregate functionality were found. Please add tests in packages/dart/test/ covering:
- Successful aggregation with various pipeline operations (e.g.
$group,$match,$sort, etc.) - Error thrown when
pipelineis empty - Handling of server-side errors (simulate non-200 responses)
- Custom client injection and
debugflag behavior
Ensure these tests exercise both positive and negative scenarios and validate that execute() builds the correct request URI, encodes the pipeline properly, and invokes handleResponse as expected.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents (early access)
In packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_aggregate.dart lines 1 to 34, there is no test coverage for the ParseAggregate class. Add comprehensive tests in packages/dart/test/ that cover successful aggregation queries with different pipeline operations like $group, $match, and $sort; verify that an ArgumentError is thrown when the pipeline is empty; simulate server-side errors to test error handling; and test the behavior when a custom client and debug flag are provided. Ensure tests validate the correct request URI construction, proper JSON encoding of the pipeline, and that handleResponse is called correctly.
| Future<ParseResponse> execute() async { | ||
| Map<String,String> _pipeline={}; | ||
| if(pipeline.isEmpty){ | ||
| throw ArgumentError('pipeline must not be empty. Please add pipeline operations to aggregate data. Example: {"\$group": {"_id": "\$userId", "totalScore": {"\$sum": "\$score"}}} '); | ||
| } | ||
| else{ | ||
| _pipeline.addAll({'pipeline':jsonEncode([pipeline])}); | ||
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| final debugBool = isDebugEnabled(objectLevelDebug: debug); | ||
| final result = await ParseObject(className)._client.get( | ||
| Uri.parse('${ParseCoreData().serverUrl}$keyEndPointAggregate$className').replace(queryParameters: _pipeline).toString(), | ||
| ); | ||
| print('result >>> ${result.data}'); | ||
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Remove debug print statement and improve pipeline parameter handling.
The execute() method contains a debug print statement and has some issues with variable naming and error handling.
Make the following improvements:
+ /// Executes the aggregate query and returns the response.
+ ///
+ /// Throws an [ArgumentError] if the pipeline is empty.
+ /// Returns a [ParseResponse] containing the query results.
Future<ParseResponse> execute() async {
- Map<String,String> _pipeline={};
+ Map<String, String> queryParams = {};
if(pipeline.isEmpty){
throw ArgumentError('pipeline must not be empty. Please add pipeline operations to aggregate data. Example: {"\$group": {"_id": "\$userId", "totalScore": {"\$sum": "\$score"}}} ');
}
else{
- _pipeline.addAll({'pipeline':jsonEncode([pipeline])});
+ queryParams.addAll({'pipeline': jsonEncode([pipeline])});
}
final debugBool = isDebugEnabled(objectLevelDebug: debug);
final result = await ParseObject(className)._client.get(
- Uri.parse('${ParseCoreData().serverUrl}$keyEndPointAggregate$className').replace(queryParameters: _pipeline).toString(),
+ Uri.parse('${ParseCoreData().serverUrl}$keyEndPointAggregate$className')
+ .replace(queryParameters: queryParams)
+ .toString(),
);
- print('result >>> ${result.data}');
+ // Use ParseCoreData().logger instead of print for debugging
+ if (debugBool) {
+ ParseCoreData().logger.info('Aggregate query result: ${result.data}');
+ }
return handleResponse<ParseObject>(
ParseObject(className),
result,
ParseApiRQ.get,
debugBool,
parseClassName ?? 'ParseBase',
);
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| Future<ParseResponse> execute() async { | |
| Map<String,String> _pipeline={}; | |
| if(pipeline.isEmpty){ | |
| throw ArgumentError('pipeline must not be empty. Please add pipeline operations to aggregate data. Example: {"\$group": {"_id": "\$userId", "totalScore": {"\$sum": "\$score"}}} '); | |
| } | |
| else{ | |
| _pipeline.addAll({'pipeline':jsonEncode([pipeline])}); | |
| } | |
| final debugBool = isDebugEnabled(objectLevelDebug: debug); | |
| final result = await ParseObject(className)._client.get( | |
| Uri.parse('${ParseCoreData().serverUrl}$keyEndPointAggregate$className').replace(queryParameters: _pipeline).toString(), | |
| ); | |
| print('result >>> ${result.data}'); | |
| return handleResponse<ParseObject>( | |
| ParseObject(className), | |
| result, | |
| ParseApiRQ.get, | |
| debugBool, | |
| parseClassName ?? 'ParseBase', | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| /// Executes the aggregate query and returns the response. | |
| /// | |
| /// Throws an [ArgumentError] if the pipeline is empty. | |
| /// Returns a [ParseResponse] containing the query results. | |
| Future<ParseResponse> execute() async { | |
| Map<String, String> queryParams = {}; | |
| if (pipeline.isEmpty) { | |
| throw ArgumentError( | |
| 'pipeline must not be empty. Please add pipeline operations to ' | |
| 'aggregate data. Example: {"\$group": {"_id": "\$userId", ' | |
| '"totalScore": {"\$sum": "\$score"}}}', | |
| ); | |
| } else { | |
| queryParams.addAll({'pipeline': jsonEncode([pipeline])}); | |
| } | |
| final debugBool = isDebugEnabled(objectLevelDebug: debug); | |
| final result = await ParseObject(className)._client.get( | |
| Uri.parse('${ParseCoreData().serverUrl}$keyEndPointAggregate$className') | |
| .replace(queryParameters: queryParams) | |
| .toString(), | |
| ); | |
| // Use ParseCoreData().logger instead of print for debugging | |
| if (debugBool) { | |
| ParseCoreData().logger.info('Aggregate query result: ${result.data}'); | |
| } | |
| return handleResponse<ParseObject>( | |
| ParseObject(className), | |
| result, | |
| ParseApiRQ.get, | |
| debugBool, | |
| parseClassName ?? 'ParseBase', | |
| ); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents (early access)
In packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_aggregate.dart around lines 13 to 33, remove the debug print statement that outputs the result data. Rename the local variable _pipeline to a more descriptive name like queryParameters. Improve error handling by ensuring the pipeline parameter is properly validated and encoded before adding it to the query parameters. Make sure the pipeline is encoded as a JSON array and passed correctly in the request URI.
| mime: ^1.0.0 | ||
| timezone: ^0.9.4 | ||
| mime: ^2.0.0 | ||
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Are these dependency upgrades necessary for this feature?
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No but your package dependancies are old and I upgrade it to be compatible with new versions
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Coyld you please remove any changes that are not necessary for this PR? You could open another, separate PR for the dependency upgrades, that should only contain the upgrades.
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packages/dart/lib/src/objects/parse_aggregate.dart (1)
25-25: Consider adding parameter validation.The method accepts any Map but aggregate pipelines have specific structure requirements. Consider adding validation for common pipeline stages.
Future<ParseResponse> execute(Map<String, dynamic> pipeline, {Map<String, String>? headers}) async { + // Validate pipeline structure + final validStages = {'\$match', '\$group', '\$sort', '\$limit', '\$skip', '\$project', '\$unwind'}; + if (!pipeline.keys.any((key) => validStages.contains(key))) { + throw ArgumentError('Pipeline must contain at least one valid aggregation stage: ${validStages.join(', ')}'); + }packages/dart/lib/src/objects/parse_jobs.dart (1)
7-58: Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication.
ParseJobshas nearly identical implementation toParseCloudFunction- only the endpoint differs. Consider extracting common functionality to a base class or mixin to follow DRY principles.Potential approach:
abstract class ParseCloudBase extends ParseObject { final String functionName; ParseCloudBase(this.functionName, String endpoint, {/* params */}) : super(/*...*/) { _path = '$endpoint$functionName'; } // Common execute methods here } class ParseJobs extends ParseCloudBase { ParseJobs(String functionName, {/* params */}) : super(functionName, keyEndPointJobs, /* params */); } class ParseCloudFunction extends ParseCloudBase { ParseCloudFunction(String functionName, {/* params */}) : super(functionName, keyEndPointFunctions, /* params */); }
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packages/dart/lib/src/objects/parse_function.dart (1)
18-18: LGTM! Good refactoring to use centralized constants.Using
keyEndPointFunctionsinstead of hardcoded strings improves maintainability and consistency across the codebase.packages/dart/lib/src/objects/parse_aggregate.dart (1)
17-17: Endpoint constant is correctly usedVerified that
keyEndPointAggregateis defined as/aggregate/inparse_constants.dartand is consistently used inParseAggregate(andParseObject). No changes required here.
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Fix formatting and improve error handling.
Missing space after else if and the error handling logic could be improved.
- }else if(data.containsKey('error')){
- result.error=ParseError(code:response.statusCode, message:data['error'].toString() );
- }
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| result.error = ParseError(code: response.statusCode, message: data['error'].toString()); | |
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In packages/dart/lib/src/objects/parse_response.dart around lines 91 to 93, add
a space after `else if` to fix formatting and enhance error handling by ensuring
the error message is safely extracted and properly assigned to result.error,
possibly adding checks or more descriptive handling if needed.
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Review the fallback logic for results.
The line result.results ??= [data]; might wrap non-list responses unnecessarily. Consider if this is the intended behavior for all response types.
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packages/dart/lib/src/objects/parse_response.dart:98
result.results ??= [data];currently applies to every decoded payload—even error objects—so you end up with results containing an error map. To keep results true to its purpose:
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countto1when you wrap a single object.
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else if (data is List) {
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}
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+ if (result.success && result.results == null) {
+ result.results = [data];
+ result.count = 1;
+ }This ensures error responses aren’t misrepresented in results and keeps count in sync.
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of result.results to [data] happens regardless of response success, causing
error responses to be incorrectly wrapped in results. Modify the code to only
assign result.results = [data] if the response statusCode is between 200 and 299
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the single object to keep count accurate.
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Improve exception handling in JSON decoding.
The exception handling could provide more specific error information and the stack trace handling looks incomplete.
- } catch (e,s) {
- result.error = ParseError(message: e.toString(),exception: Exception(s));
+ } catch (e, stackTrace) {
+ result.error = ParseError(
+ code: response.statusCode,
+ message: 'Failed to parse response: ${e.toString()}',
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| code: response.statusCode, | |
| message: 'Failed to parse response: ${e.toString()}', | |
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In packages/dart/lib/src/objects/parse_response.dart around lines 99 to 101,
improve the exception handling by capturing more specific error information
during JSON decoding. Instead of wrapping the stack trace string in a generic
Exception, store the actual stack trace object or use a more appropriate type to
preserve detailed debugging information. Adjust the ParseError construction to
include both the error message and the full stack trace for better error
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packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_websocket_html.dart (1)
56-58: HtmlWebSocketChannel cannot accept IO.Socket from socket_io_client.
HtmlWebSocketChannelis designed to wrapdart:html.WebSocketobjects in browser applications. The current implementation passesIO.Socket(fromsocket_io_client), which is incompatible.This fundamentally contradicts the design pattern shown in the parallel
parse_websocket_io.dartfile, which correctly usesio.WebSocketwithIOWebSocketChannel. The HTML version should usedart:html.WebSocketinstead of importing and usingsocket_io_client.
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packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_websocket_html.dart (1)
21-26: Improve formatting and consider making the map const.The map has inconsistent formatting (missing spaces after colons). Consider making it
constfor better performance since it's immutable.🔎 Suggested formatting improvement
- static final Map<String, int> _states={ - 'closed':3, - 'opening':0, - 'open':1, - 'closing':2 + static const Map<String, int> _states = { + 'closed': 3, + 'opening': 0, + 'open': 1, + 'closing': 2, };
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Latest stable socket_io_client (Dart) on pub.dev: 3.1.3 (published recently). [1]
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Known/security notes:
- No public CVE listing specifically for the Dart socket_io_client package was found; pub.dev shows current package metadata but does not list vulnerabilities. Still check the package repo/issues before use. [1]
- There are known Socket.IO ecosystem vulnerabilities you should consider when using any client/server combination: CVE-2024-38355 (uncaught error packets can crash Node.js Socket.IO servers; upgrade server-side socket.io to fixed versions). [2]
- Separate advisory for python-socketio (CVE-2025-61765) describes RCE via pickle deserialization in multi-server setups using an untrusted message queue — an example that server-side implementations can introduce platform-specific risks. [3]
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- Use socket_io_client 3.1.3 and keep it updated. [1]
- Keep your Socket.IO server implementation patched to the latest secure release (follow the server project's SECURITY.md). [2]
- Use TLS (wss), authenticate/authorize connections, validate and sandbox incoming messages, and avoid trusting inter-server message queues (or use safe serialization). [2][3]
- Monitor the package repo and vulnerability databases (GitHub Advisories, Snyk, CVE feeds) for new issues.
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[1] pub.dev — socket_io_client package page and versions.
[2] CVE-2024-38355 / Snyk / CVE details (Socket.IO uncaught error crash).
[3] GitHub Advisory / CVE-2025-61765 (python-socketio pickle deserialization advisory).
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- CVE-2024-38355 — Unhandled "error" event can crash a Socket.IO server (DoS). Fixes shipped in socket.io 4.6.2 (and backported to 2.x). (wiz.io)
- CVE-2022-25867 — io.socket:socket.io-client (Java) null-pointer dereference when parsing malformed packets; fixed in socket.io-client 2.0.1. (osv.dev)
- CVE-2025-61765 — python-socketio: unsafe pickle deserialization in multi‑server setups (RCE) when attacker has access to the message queue; fixed in python-socketio ≥5.14.0. (nvd.nist.gov)
Recommendations: upgrade client/server packages to the patched versions above, validate/limit inputs, avoid trusting untrusted message-queue payloads (or use safe serializers), and monitor the Socket.IO GitHub security advisories for new issues. (github.com)
Citations:
- 1: https://www.wiz.io/vulnerability-database/cve/cve-2024-38355?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://osv.dev/vulnerability/CVE-2022-25867?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-61765?utm_source=openai
- 4: https://github.com/socketio/socket.io/security?utm_source=openai
Update socket_io_client to version 3.1.3.
The imported socket_io_client package is at v3.1.2; version 3.1.3 is available and should be used to ensure the latest stability and bug fixes. No public vulnerabilities specific to the Dart package have been identified, though general Socket.IO ecosystem best practices (e.g., keep the server implementation patched) should be followed.
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In packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_websocket_html.dart around line 7, the
project currently pulls socket_io_client v3.1.2; update the dependency to 3.1.3
by changing the socket_io_client entry in pubspec.yaml to "socket_io_client:
^3.1.3" (or exact 3.1.3 as your versioning policy requires), run flutter pub get
/ dart pub get, and verify there are no new import or API changes required by
running the tests or building the package.
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| final html.WebSocket webSocket = html.WebSocket(liveQueryURL); | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major
Address multiple issues in the connect method.
Several improvements needed:
- Line 28: Missing space before the
=operator (style inconsistency). - Line 41: The error handler completes with a string instead of a proper
ExceptionorErrortype. - No timeout: If neither
onConnectnoronConnectErrorfires, the returned future will hang indefinitely. Consider adding a timeout. - Lines 45-46: Unnecessary blank lines before the return statement.
🔎 Proposed improvements
static Future<WebSocket> connect(String liveQueryURL) async {
- Completer<WebSocket> completer= Completer();
+ final Completer<WebSocket> completer = Completer();
final IO.Socket webSocket = IO.io(
liveQueryURL,
IO.OptionBuilder().setTransports(['websocket']).enableReconnection().build()
);
webSocket.connect();
- webSocket.onConnect((handler){
- if(!completer.isCompleted){
+ webSocket.onConnect((handler) {
+ if (!completer.isCompleted) {
completer.complete(WebSocket._(webSocket));
}
});
- webSocket.onConnectError((handler){
- if(!completer.isCompleted){
- completer.completeError('unable to connect to the server $handler');
+ webSocket.onConnectError((handler) {
+ if (!completer.isCompleted) {
+ completer.completeError(
+ Exception('Unable to connect to the server: $handler')
+ );
}
});
-
-
- return completer.future;
+ return completer.future.timeout(
+ const Duration(seconds: 30),
+ onTimeout: () {
+ webSocket.disconnect();
+ throw TimeoutException('WebSocket connection timeout');
+ },
+ );
}📝 Committable suggestion
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| static Future<WebSocket> connect(String liveQueryURL) async { | |
| final html.WebSocket webSocket = html.WebSocket(liveQueryURL); | |
| await webSocket.onOpen.first; | |
| return WebSocket._(webSocket); | |
| Completer<WebSocket> completer= Completer(); | |
| final IO.Socket webSocket = IO.io( | |
| liveQueryURL, | |
| IO.OptionBuilder().setTransports(['websocket']).enableReconnection().build() | |
| ); | |
| webSocket.connect(); | |
| webSocket.onConnect((handler){ | |
| if(!completer.isCompleted){ | |
| completer.complete(WebSocket._(webSocket)); | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| webSocket.onConnectError((handler){ | |
| if(!completer.isCompleted){ | |
| completer.completeError('unable to connect to the server $handler'); | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| return completer.future; | |
| } | |
| static Future<WebSocket> connect(String liveQueryURL) async { | |
| final Completer<WebSocket> completer = Completer(); | |
| final IO.Socket webSocket = IO.io( | |
| liveQueryURL, | |
| IO.OptionBuilder().setTransports(['websocket']).enableReconnection().build() | |
| ); | |
| webSocket.connect(); | |
| webSocket.onConnect((handler) { | |
| if (!completer.isCompleted) { | |
| completer.complete(WebSocket._(webSocket)); | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| webSocket.onConnectError((handler) { | |
| if (!completer.isCompleted) { | |
| completer.completeError( | |
| Exception('Unable to connect to the server: $handler') | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| return completer.future.timeout( | |
| const Duration(seconds: 30), | |
| onTimeout: () { | |
| webSocket.disconnect(); | |
| throw TimeoutException('WebSocket connection timeout'); | |
| }, | |
| ); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_websocket_html.dart around lines 27 to
48, fix style, error handling and hanging-future issues: add a space before the
'=' at the Completer declaration to match style; change completer.completeError
to pass a proper Exception (e.g., throw or completeError(SocketException or
Exception) with the handler message) instead of a raw string; add a timeout
wrapper (or schedule a timer) that completes the completer with a
TimeoutException if neither onConnect nor onConnectError fire within a
reasonable period (and cancel the timer on success/error); and remove the extra
blank lines before the return statement so the method returns completer.future
immediately after handlers are set up.
| } | ||
|
|
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| int get readyState => _webSocket.readyState; | ||
| int get readyState => _states[_webSocket.io.readyState]!; |
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🌐 Web query:
socket_io_client dart v3.1.2 readyState possible values
💡 Result:
The readyState values follow Dart/WebSocket constants:
- 0 = connecting
- 1 = open (connected)
- 2 = closing
- 3 = closed. [1][2]
Sources: socket_io_client (pub.dev v3.1.2) and Dart WebSocket readyState/connecting constant. [1] https://pub.dev/packages/socket_io_client/versions/3.1.2/example [2] https://api.dart.dev/stable/dart-io/WebSocket/connecting-constant.html
🌐 Web query:
socket_io_client dart readyState states documentation
💡 Result:
Short answer — readyState uses the standard WebSocket integer states:
- 0 = CONNECTING
- 1 = OPEN (connected)
- 2 = CLOSING
- 3 = CLOSED
These are the WebSocket readyState values used by dart:io / dart:html (and therefore what socket_io_client will reflect for the underlying socket). See Dart WebSocket readyState and the socket_io_client package docs. [1][2][3]
References:
- Dart WebSocket readyState (dart:io / dart:html). [1]
- socket_io_client package documentation (events and connection behavior). [2]
- MDN WebSocket.readyState (WebSocket spec mapping 0–3). [3]
[1] https://api.dart.dev/dart-io/WebSocket/readyState.html
[2] https://pub.dev/packages/socket_io_client
[3] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSocket/readyState
Remove the string-to-int state mapping; io.readyState already returns the integer state constant directly.
The _states map uses string keys, but _webSocket.io.readyState returns an integer (0, 1, 2, or 3 per the WebSocket standard used by socket_io_client v3.1.2). The map lookup will always fail, causing the force unwrap to crash on every access. This contradicts the IO implementation (parse_websocket_io.dart line 23), which correctly returns _webSocket.readyState without mapping.
🔎 Recommended fix
- int get readyState => _states[_webSocket.io.readyState]!;
+ int get readyState => _webSocket.io.readyState;📝 Committable suggestion
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| int get readyState => _states[_webSocket.io.readyState]!; | |
| int get readyState => _webSocket.io.readyState; |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_websocket_html.dart around line 50, the
code looks up _webSocket.io.readyState in a string-keyed _states map which fails
because readyState is already an integer; replace the map lookup with a direct
return of the integer state (i.e., return _webSocket.io.readyState) and remove
or stop using the _states mapping so the getter returns the raw integer state
like parse_websocket_io.dart does.
| Future<IO.Socket> close() async { | ||
| return _webSocket.disconnect(); | ||
| } |
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Breaking API change: close() return type modified.
The return type changed from Future<void> to Future<IO.Socket>, which is a breaking change for existing callers. Unless there's a specific reason to return the disconnected socket, consider maintaining the original signature for backward compatibility.
🔎 Suggested fix to maintain backward compatibility
- Future<IO.Socket> close() async {
- return _webSocket.disconnect();
+ Future<void> close() async {
+ _webSocket.disconnect();
}📝 Committable suggestion
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| Future<IO.Socket> close() async { | |
| return _webSocket.disconnect(); | |
| } | |
| Future<void> close() async { | |
| _webSocket.disconnect(); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/dart/lib/src/network/parse_websocket_html.dart around lines 52 to
54, the close() method's signature was changed to return Future<IO.Socket> which
is a breaking API change; revert the method to return Future<void> (or
overload/introduce a new method if you need to expose the socket) and ensure the
implementation still awaits _webSocket.disconnect() but does not return the
socket. Update any internal calls if they relied on the socket return, or add a
new method (e.g., disconnectAndReturnSocket) to preserve the new behavior
without breaking existing callers.
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Pull Request
Add Aggregate Query Support to Parse Flutter SDK
Issue
Closes: #664
Approach
This pull request introduces support for aggregate queries in the Parse Flutter SDK by implementing the ParseAggregate class. This enhancement allows developers to perform complex data aggregations directly within their Flutter applications, leveraging the Parse Server's /aggregate endpoint.
Key Features:
ParseAggregate Class: A new class that facilitates the construction and execution of aggregation pipelines.
Pipeline Validation: Ensures that the provided aggregation pipeline is not empty, throwing an ArgumentError if validation fails.
Seamless Integration: Utilizes existing ParseHTTPClient and handleResponse methods for consistent request handling and response parsing.
Debug Support: Optional debug logging to assist developers during development and troubleshooting.
Parse Community
Usage Example:
Notes:
This implementation aligns with the Parse REST API's aggregate query specifications.
Comprehensive documentation and unit tests have been included to ensure reliability and ease of use.
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New Features
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