smart-socket v1.8.0: Streamlined Core, IdleStatePlugin Timeout Revamp, and API Simplifications
smart-socket v1.8.0 trims unused plugins, refines the IdleStatePlugin timeout logic to require simultaneous read‑write idle before closing, and simplifies the API by renaming session types and deprecating methods, all to deliver a leaner, more stable high‑performance AIO networking framework.
smart-socket v1.8.0 core changes
Removed rarely used plugins
BlackListPlugin: blacklist handling HeartPlugin: heartbeat management ReconnectPlugin: reconnection logic SocketOptionPlugin: socket option configuration StringProtocol: string‑based protocol support
Migration note: copy the plugin source from the previous version if needed; the framework core remains unchanged.
IdleStatePlugin timeout strategy improvement
Testing with Feat Agent in SSE scenarios showed that long idle write periods caused unexpected connection closures and incomplete reads.
Before: a timeout in either read or write triggered connection closure.
Now: the connection closes only when both read and write operations satisfy the timeout simultaneously.
This change prevents disconnections caused by one‑sided idle periods, improving stability and data completeness.
API adjustments and deprecations
The return type of AioQuickClient@getSession changed from TcpAioSession to AioSession.
The method AioSession@getSessionID is deprecated.
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