Changelog

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0.3.2 - 2026-09-24

• Fixed: FoodPortion.selection sent the portion's amount in the serving's unit as the number of servings, so a portion of a serving whose quantity isn't 1 (such as 6 oz or 100 g) was logged that many times over. It now sends the number of servings

0.3.1 - 2026-09-23

• Food, water, and weight logs send and read the API's created_at; the Swift names timestampUTC, consumedAtUTC, and measuredAtUTC are unchanged. Food, water, and weight logs in 0.3.0 don't work with the current API, so upgrade to 0.3.1

• Water logs accept 0.1–101.4 cups (was 0.125–101.4), matching the API

0.3.0 - 2026-09-23

• Water and weight logs: waterLogs.create/list/delete and weightLogs.create/list, with daily values over a date range

• ServingSummary.weightGrams on detected and alternative foods

• foodAnalysis.correct sends the API's correction shape and validates hand-built detections; foodLogs.update rejects an empty update; glucose.predict requires a finite, whole-number age

• A non-retryable JanuaryTokenProviderError fails the request as an authentication error (client_token_provider_failed) with the provider's message, instead of a transport failure

• Breaking: ServingOption.id, AlternativeFood.id, and LoggedFood.id are no longer optional; the API always returns them

• A photo analysis without reasoningEffort uses the API's default, now the reasoning-based analyzer; pass .none for the standard analyzer

• A 409 conflict response is a validation error with the code conflict, and every API error keeps the API's code and message

0.2.0 - 2026-09-16

• Breaking: DetectedFood exposes serving and quantity instead of servings, matching the January API; 0.1.0 fails to decode photo analyses

• SearchFoodsRequest gains offset for paging and accepts limit up to 50

• Food-log summaries per day or week with foodLogs.getSummary

• Optional reasoning-based photo analysis with ScanFoodPhotoRequest.reasoningEffort

0.1.0 - 2026-09-03

• Native Swift 5.9 package for iOS 15 and later, distributed through Swift Package Manager and CocoaPods, with no third-party runtime dependencies

• One configured client with typed async/await APIs for foods, restaurants, food analysis, food logs, and glucose prediction

• Short-lived client-token providers with in-memory caching and single-flight refresh

• Nine-attempt bounded exponential backoff with jitter for retryable provider failures

• Stable JanuaryError categories

• Food autocomplete, full food details, and local portion calculations

• Restaurant menu-item search, and paginated restaurant-menu lookup by restaurant ID (getMenuItems)

• Single food-log retrieval, and deletion with no response body

• Typed imperial and metric height and weight values

• Native photo and barcode food scanner, and image-preparation helpers

• Microphone capture, live audio metering, and Apple Speech transcription

• SwiftUI example app