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143 changes: 143 additions & 0 deletions MIGRATION.md
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Expand Up @@ -110,6 +110,149 @@ flushed once the join succeeds, so only channels that were never subscribed thro

`httpSend()` requires a Realtime server running v2.97.0 or newer.

### Realtime listener callbacks are now streams

Every recurring-event listener in `realtime_client` is now a Dart `Stream` instead of a callback,
following the shape `RealtimeClient.onHeartbeat` already had. Streams compose (`map`, `where`,
`firstWhere`, `timeout`), support multiple listeners, and removing a listener is a
`StreamSubscription.cancel()`, which the callback API had no public equivalent for.

On `RealtimeClient`, the connection listeners are broadcast stream getters instead of
callback-registration methods:

```dart
// Before
client.onOpen(() => print('open'));
client.onClose((event) => print('closed: $event'));
client.onError((error) => print('error: $error'));
client.onMessage((message) => print('message: $message'));

// After
client.onOpen.listen((_) => print('open'));
client.onClose.listen((event) => print('closed: $event'));
client.onError.listen((error) => print('error: $error'));
client.onMessage.listen((message) => print('message: $message'));
```

On `RealtimeChannel`, `onPostgresChanges` and `onBroadcast` no longer take a `callback` parameter
and return a typed stream instead of the channel, so they can no longer be chained. Repeated calls
with the same arguments return the same stream. For `postgres_changes` the stream still has to be
created before `subscribe()`, because the requested changes are part of the join payload, but it
can be listened to at any point:

```dart
// Before
supabase
.channel('room')
.onPostgresChanges(
event: PostgresChangeEvent.insert,
schema: 'public',
table: 'messages',
callback: (payload) => print(payload),
)
.onBroadcast(
event: 'cursor-pos',
callback: (payload) => print(payload),
)
.subscribe();

// After
final channel = supabase.channel('room');
channel
.onPostgresChanges(
event: PostgresChangeEvent.insert,
schema: 'public',
table: 'messages',
)
.listen(print);
channel.onBroadcast(event: 'cursor-pos').listen(print);
channel.subscribe();
```

The presence and system listeners are stream getters, and `onSystemEvents` emits a typed
`RealtimeSystemPayload` instead of a raw payload:

```dart
// Before
channel.onPresenceSync((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onPresenceJoin((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onPresenceLeave((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onSystemEvents((payload) {
final system = RealtimeSystemPayload.fromJson(
Map<String, dynamic>.from(payload as Map),
);
});

// After
channel.onPresenceSync.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onPresenceJoin.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onPresenceLeave.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onSystemEvents.listen((system) { /* ... */ });
```

`subscribe()` no longer takes a status callback. Status changes are emitted on the new
`RealtimeChannel.onStatusChange` stream as `RealtimeSubscribeStatusChange` values, which carry the
`RealtimeSubscribeStatus` and, for `channelError`, the error that caused it. The optional timeout
moved up to be the first positional parameter:

```dart
// Before
channel.subscribe((status, [error]) {
if (status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.subscribed) {
// ...
} else if (status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.channelError) {
print('error: $error');
}
}, const Duration(seconds: 10));

// After
channel.onStatusChange.listen((change) {
if (change.status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.subscribed) {
// ...
} else if (change.status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.channelError) {
print('error: ${change.error}');
}
});
channel.subscribe(const Duration(seconds: 10));
```

All channel streams complete when the channel closes, so `await for` loops and `onDone` handlers
end on their own once the channel is gone.

### `Binding` and `BindingCallback` are internal

`Binding` and `BindingCallback` were the raw registration primitives underneath the channel
listeners, exported by accident: their only consumers, `RealtimeChannel.onEvents` and
`RealtimeChannel.off`, have always been internal. They are no longer exported. Use the typed
channel streams (`onPostgresChanges`, `onBroadcast`, `onPresenceSync`, `onPresenceJoin`,
`onPresenceLeave`, `onSystemEvents`) instead.

### `RealtimePresence` is internal

`RealtimePresence` and its helper types (`PresenceOptions`, `PresenceEvents`, `PresenceChooser`,
`PresenceOnJoinCallback`, `PresenceOnLeaveCallback`) are now `@internal`, along with the
`RealtimeChannel.presence` field. They were presence bookkeeping that leaked into the public API,
and registering a callback through `channel.presence.onJoin(...)` silently disabled the channel's
own presence events, because the channel's forwarders occupied the same single callback slot.

Everything the class offered is available on the channel:

```dart
// Before
channel.presence.onJoin((key, current, joined) { /* ... */ });
channel.presence.onLeave((key, current, left) { /* ... */ });
channel.presence.onSync(() { /* ... */ });
final state = channel.presence.state;

// After
channel.onPresenceJoin.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onPresenceLeave.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onPresenceSync.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
final state = channel.presenceState();
```

The `Presence` payload class is unchanged and stays public.

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In the supabase-flutter library, Realtime Presence functionality has undergone significant updates to improve type safety and ease of use [1]. The core changes involve replacing the generic.on method with dedicated, type-safe methods for presence events:.onPresenceSync,.onPresenceJoin, and.onPresenceLeave [1][2]. Key components of the updated Realtime Presence API include: RealtimePresence This class manages presence state for a Realtime channel [3]. When initialized, it can accept optional PresenceOpts configuration [3]. PresenceOpts This is a configuration class for initializing RealtimePresence, which requires a PresenceEvents object to specify event handlers [4]. presenceState This method, available on a RealtimeChannel, returns the current, merged view of all connected clients as a List of SinglePresenceState objects [2]. SinglePresenceState This class represents a single client connected through presence [5]. It contains a unique key (the presence key) and a List of Presence payloads associated with that client [5]. Migration Context As detailed in the official upgrade guide, the previous approach of using.on(RealtimeListenTypes.presence,...) has been deprecated in favor of the new, explicit methods [1]. Developers should migrate to the following pattern [1][6]: final channel = supabase.channel('room1'); channel.onPresenceSync((payload) { print('Synced presence state: ${channel.presenceState}'); }).onPresenceJoin((payload) { print('Newly joined presences $payload'); }).onPresenceLeave((payload) { print('Newly left presences: $payload'); }).subscribe((status, error) async { if (status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.subscribed) { await channel.track({'online_at': DateTime.now.toIso8601String}); } }); Presence is designed for tracking relatively slow-changing state, such as online/offline status, whereas Broadcast should be used for high-frequency updates to avoid performance issues [7].

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Document the presence state migration.

Name the former public type PresenceOpts. channel.presence.state exposed Map<String, List<Presence>>, while channel.presenceState() returns List<SinglePresenceState>. Document access through SinglePresenceState.key and SinglePresenceState.presences instead of describing this as a direct replacement.

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In `@MIGRATION.md` around lines 222 - 247, Update the RealtimePresence migration
section to name the former public type PresenceOpts and accurately document the
state API change: channel.presence.state returned Map<String, List<Presence>>,
whereas channel.presenceState() returns List<SinglePresenceState>. Explain that
callers should access each entry through SinglePresenceState.key and
SinglePresenceState.presences rather than presenting it as a direct replacement.

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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import 'models.dart';
/// roster.
///
/// The channel is created but not connected in the constructor; call
/// [subscribe] to join and [dispose] to leave and release the streams.
/// [subscribe] to join and [dispose] to leave, which also closes the streams.
class RoomChannel {
RoomChannel({
required SupabaseClient client,
Expand All @@ -32,7 +32,36 @@ class RoomChannel {
// inserted right after joining can be missed, because replication is
// set up asynchronously after the join is confirmed.
opts: const RealtimeChannelConfig(self: true, replicationReady: true),
);
) {
// Postgres Changes: new rows in the `messages` table.
onMessageInserted = _channel
.onPostgresChanges(
event: PostgresChangeEvent.insert,
schema: 'public',
table: 'messages',
)
.map((payload) => Message.fromJson(payload.newRecord));

// Postgres Changes: deleted rows. The delete payload carries the removed
// row under `oldRecord`.
onMessageDeleted = _channel
.onPostgresChanges(
event: PostgresChangeEvent.delete,
schema: 'public',
table: 'messages',
)
.map((payload) => payload.oldRecord['id'] as String);

// Broadcast: transient "typing" pings. Our own pings are filtered out.
onTyping = _channel
.onBroadcast(event: _typingEvent)
.map((payload) => payload['username'] as String)
.where((name) => name != username);

// Presence: fires whenever the roster changes. Read the full state back
// and map it to the connected users.
onlineUsers = _channel.onPresenceSync.map((_) => _currentUsers());
}

final SupabaseClient _client;
final RealtimeChannel _channel;
Expand All @@ -44,93 +73,62 @@ class RoomChannel {
/// messages, typing pings and presence.
final String roomName;

final _messageInserted = StreamController<Message>.broadcast();
final _messageDeleted = StreamController<String>.broadcast();
final _typing = StreamController<String>.broadcast();
final _onlineUsers = StreamController<List<OnlineUser>>.broadcast();

/// A message someone added to the room (from a Postgres Changes insert
/// event).
Stream<Message> get onMessageInserted => _messageInserted.stream;
late final Stream<Message> onMessageInserted;

/// The id of a message someone removed (from a Postgres Changes delete
/// event).
Stream<String> get onMessageDeleted => _messageDeleted.stream;
late final Stream<String> onMessageDeleted;

/// The username of another client that is currently typing (from a broadcast
/// event). Our own typing pings are filtered out.
Stream<String> get onTyping => _typing.stream;
/// event).
late final Stream<String> onTyping;

/// The current room roster (recomputed on every presence sync event).
Stream<List<OnlineUser>> get onlineUsers => _onlineUsers.stream;
late final Stream<List<OnlineUser>> onlineUsers;

static const _typingEvent = 'typing';

/// Registers the realtime listeners and joins the channel. Completes once the
/// server confirms both the subscription and that Postgres Changes
/// replication is live, so a message sent right afterwards is guaranteed to
/// stream back.
/// Joins the channel. Completes once the server confirms both the
/// subscription and that Postgres Changes replication is live, so a message
/// sent right afterwards is guaranteed to stream back.
Future<void> subscribe() {
final ready = Completer<void>();

_channel
// Postgres Changes: new rows in the `messages` table.
.onPostgresChanges(
event: PostgresChangeEvent.insert,
schema: 'public',
table: 'messages',
callback: (payload) =>
_messageInserted.add(Message.fromJson(payload.newRecord)),
)
// Postgres Changes: deleted rows. The delete payload carries the
// removed row under `oldRecord`.
.onPostgresChanges(
event: PostgresChangeEvent.delete,
schema: 'public',
table: 'messages',
callback: (payload) =>
_messageDeleted.add(payload.oldRecord['id'] as String),
)
// Broadcast: a transient "typing" ping from another client.
.onBroadcast(
event: _typingEvent,
callback: (payload) {
final name = payload['username'] as String;
if (name != username) _typing.add(name);
},
)
// Presence: fires whenever the roster changes. Read the full state back
// and map it to the connected users.
.onPresenceSync((_) => _onlineUsers.add(_currentUsers()))
// The replication-ready signal requested with `replicationReady: true`.
// It arrives after the join, once Postgres Changes is actually
// streaming, so this is what completes [subscribe].
.onSystemEvents((payload) {
final system = RealtimeSystemPayload.fromJson(
Map<String, dynamic>.from(payload as Map),
);
if (system.extension != 'system' || ready.isCompleted) return;
if (system.status == 'ok') {
ready.complete();
} else {
ready.completeError(Exception(system.message));
}
})
.subscribe((status, error) {
if (status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.subscribed) {
// Announce ourselves to the room now that we're connected. The
// payload is arbitrary JSON the other clients read back as
// presence.
unawaited(
_channel.track({
'username': username,
'online_at': DateTime.now().toIso8601String(),
}),
);
} else if (error != null && !ready.isCompleted) {
ready.completeError(error);
}
});
// The replication-ready signal requested with `replicationReady: true`.
// It arrives after the join, once Postgres Changes is actually streaming,
// so this is what completes [subscribe].
_channel.onSystemEvents.listen((system) {
if (system.extension != 'system' || ready.isCompleted) return;
if (system.status == 'ok') {
ready.complete();
} else {
ready.completeError(Exception(system.message));
}
});

_channel.onStatusChange.listen((change) {
if (change.status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.subscribed) {
// Announce ourselves to the room now that we're connected. The
// payload is arbitrary JSON the other clients read back as presence.
unawaited(
_channel.track({
'username': username,
'online_at': DateTime.now().toIso8601String(),
}),
);
} else if (change.error != null && !ready.isCompleted) {
ready.completeError(change.error!);
} else if (change.status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.closed &&
!ready.isCompleted) {
ready.completeError(
StateError('channel closed before the subscription completed'),
);
}
});

_channel.subscribe();

return ready.future;
}
Expand All @@ -152,12 +150,9 @@ class RoomChannel {
.toList();
}

/// Leaves the room (which also untracks our presence) and closes the streams.
/// Leaves the room (which also untracks our presence). Closing the channel
/// also closes all of its streams.
Future<void> dispose() async {
await _client.removeChannel(_channel);
await _messageInserted.close();
await _messageDeleted.close();
await _typing.close();
await _onlineUsers.close();
}
}
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