What's new

1.2.0

Shared terminal events

Send one named completion, failure, or cancellation event to whichever NativePHP screen is active when the request finishes:

Fetch::shared('profile-saved')->post($url, $data);

See Shared events.

Active request inspection

Inspect and control logical operations owned by the native networking layer:

$requests = Fetch::active();
$running = Fetch::isActive($requestId);
$cancelled = Fetch::cancelAll();

Live state and progress snapshots

Build an activity or transfer screen from the current native snapshot:

foreach (Fetch::active() as $request) {
    $request->state;            // running or waiting_retry
    $request->progress;         // null or 0.0–1.0
    $request->nextRetryAt;      // Unix milliseconds or null
}

See Active requests for all snapshot fields and lifecycle semantics.

Reactive activity screens

Refresh an activity screen without polling continuously:

#[On(FetchActiveRequestsChanged::class)]
public function refreshActivity(): void
{
    $this->requests = Fetch::active();
}

The event covers starts, throttled progress, retry state changes, and terminal removal. See Active requests for the complete example.

Reliability and compatibility

This release also hardens retry snapshot resets, terminal cleanup, temporary upload cleanup, and Android/iOS lifecycle parity. Existing request methods, bridge names, event classes, event payloads, retry behavior, and NativePHP #[On(...)] listeners remain backward compatible.