Extend NsdServiceInfo to include ipv4 and ipv6

[Nimrodda]

As discussed in #19, currently hostname can be an IP address. It would be better to introduce new fields for storing ipv4 and ipv6. This affects all supported platforms (iOS, MacOS, Android and Windows).

[casterock]

How to use 1.4.0 version? And where I can find IP. Thanks
Try changing PUBSPEC but received:
"Because mdns_prueba depends on flutter_nsd ^1.4.0 which doesn't match any versions, version solving failed."

[Nimrodda]

How to use 1.4.0 version? And where I can find IP. Thanks
Try changing PUBSPEC but received:
"Because mdns_prueba depends on flutter_nsd ^1.4.0 which doesn't match any versions, version solving failed."

This isn't implemented yet. 1.4.0 hasn't been released.

[jnstahl]

should we close this issue and open a new one for the missing iOS implementation?

[jnstahl]

an iOS fix should be pretty straightforward as the NetService class also includes an array of addresses:

var addresses: [Data]?

• Modified
  A read-only array containing NSData objects, each of which contains a socket address for the service.

However it seems that that entire class has been deprecated so an overall refresh may be needed anyways.

[Nimrodda]

yes, let's close and open a new one for iOS and MacOS 👍

[jnstahl]

BTW what is your opinion - I was debating with myself. Currently I return a List containing the addresses in string representation. I could also have chosen to return a List. But Strings can be easily converted to InternetAddress and vice versa. On the other hand it seemed that String was the most straightforward way to return the addresses from the platform interface. And at least for Windows there was no other option.

[Nimrodda]

BTW what is your opinion - I was debating with myself. Currently I return a List containing the addresses in string representation. I could also have chosen to return a List. But Strings can be easily converted to InternetAddress and vice versa. On the other hand it seemed that String was the most straightforward way to return the addresses from the platform interface. And at least for Windows there was no other option.

I think it was a good choice 👍