aqueduct changelog

2.3.2

• Adds Request.addResponseModifier to allow middleware to modify responses.

2.3.1

• Adds Response.bufferOutput to control whether the HTTP response bytes are buffered.
• Adds whereNot to apply an inverse to other Query.where expression, e.g. whereNot(whereIn(["a", "b"])).
• Fixes bug where subclassing ManagedObjectController didn't work.
• Renames ResourceRegistry to ServiceRegistry.
• Improves feedback and interface for package:aqueduct/test.dart.

2.3.0

• Adds Request.acceptableContentTypes and Request.acceptsContentType for convenient usage of Accept header.
• Adds AuthStorage.allowedScopesForAuthenticatable to provide user attribute-based scoping, e.g. roles.
• Adds Query.forEntity and ManagedObjectController.forEntity to dynamically instantiate these types, i.e. use runtime values to build the query.
• Adds PersistentStore.newQuery - allows a PersistentStore implementation to provide its own implementation of Query specific to its underlying database.
• Adds Query.reduce to perform aggregate functions on database tables, e.g. sum, average, maximum, etc.
• enums may be used as persistent properties in ManagedObject<T>. The underlying database will store them a strings.
• Speed of generating a template project has been greatly improved.

2.2.2

• Adds ApplicationMessageHub to send cross-isolate messages.

2.2.1

• Allow HTTPCodecRepository.add to use specify default charset for Content-Type if a request does not specify one.

2.2.0

• The default template created by aqueduct create is now mostly empty. Available templates can be listed with aqueduct create list-templates and selected with the command-line option --template.
• Bug fixes where aqueduct auth would fail to insert new Client IDs.
• joinMany and joinOne are deprecated, use join(set:) and join(object:) instead.
• HTTPCodecRepository replaces Response.addEncoder and HTTPBody.addDecoder.
• Streams may now be Response bodies.
• Request bodies may be bound in HTTPController with HTTPBody metadata.
• Adds file serving with HTTPFileController.
• Adds HTTPCachePolicy to control cache headers for a Response.
• Request.body has significantly improved behavior and has been optimized.
• Content-Length is included instead of Transfer-Encoding: chunked when the size of the response body can be determined efficiently.

2.1.1

• Adds ResourceRegistry: tracks port-consuming resources like database connections to ensure they are closed when an application shuts down during testing.

2.1.0

• Fixes race condition when stopping an application during test execution
• Adds validation behavior to ManagedObjects using Validate and ManagedValidator and ManagedObject.validate.
• ManagedObjects now have callbacks willUpdate and willInsert to modify their values before updating and inserting.
• Fixes issue with aqueduct serve on Windows.

2.0.3

• Fixes issue with aqueduct document for routes using listen
• Fixes issue when using TestClient to execute requests with public OAuth2 client
• Enables database migrations past the initial aqueduct db generate.
• CLI tools print tool version, project version (when applicable)

2.0.2

• Allow binding to system-assigned port so tests can be run in parallel
• Change aqueduct serve default port to 8081 so can develop in parallel to Angular2 apps that default to 8080
• Remove SecurityContext reference from ApplicationConfiguration. SSL configured via new aqueduct serve arguments ssl-key-path and ssl-certificate-path, or overriding securityContext in RequestSink.

2.0.1

• Fixes issue where some types of join queries would access the wrong properties
• Fixes issue where an object cannot be inserted without values; this matters when the inserted values will be created by the database.

2.0.0

• Added RequestController.letUncaughtExceptionsEscape for better debugging during tests.
• Persistent types for ManagedObjects can now have superclasses.
• ManagedRelationships now have a .deferred() constructor. This allows ManagedObjects to have relationships to ManagedObjects in other packages.
• Added RequestSink.initializeApplication method to do one-time startup tasks that were previously done in a start script.
• RequestSink constructor now takes ApplicationConfiguration, instead of Map.
• Added configurationFilePath to ApplicationConfiguration.
• Improved error reporting from failed application startups.
• Automatically lowercase headers in Response objects so that other parts of an application can accurately read their values during processing.
• Added HTTPBody object to represent HTTP request bodies in Request. Decoders are now added to this type.

• ORM: Renamed Query.matchOn to Query.where.

• ORM: Removed includeInResultSet for Query's, instead, added joinOn and joinMany which create subqueries that can be configured further.

• ORM: Allow Query.where to reference properties in related objects without including related objects in results, i.e. can fetch Parent objects and filter them by values in their Child relationships.

• ORM: Joins can now be applied to belongsTo relationship properties.

• ORM: Matchers such as whereNull and whereNotNull can be applied to a relationship property in Query.where.

• ORM: Renamed ManagedSet.matchOn to ManagedSet.haveAtLeastOneWhere.

• ORM: Added matchers for case-insensitive string matching, and added case-insensitive option to whereEquals and whereNotEquals.

• Auth: Added aqueduct/managed_auth library. Implements storage of OAuth 2.0 tokens using ManagedObjects. See API reference for more details.

• Auth: Improved error and response messaging to better align with the OAuth 2.0 spec, especially with regards to the authorization code flow.

• Auth: Added distinction between public and confidential clients, as defined by OAuth 2.0 spec.

• Auth: Improved class and property naming.

• Tooling: Added aqueduct auth tool to create client ID and secrets and add them to a database for applications using the aqueduct/managed_auth package.

• Tooling: Added more user-friendly configuration options for aqueduct db tool.

• Tooling: Added aqueduct setup --heroku for setting up projects to be deployed to Heroku.

• Tooling: Added aqueduct serve command for running Aqueduct applications without having to write a start script.

• Tooling: Added aqueduct document command to generate OpenAPI specification for Aqueduct applications, instead of relying on a script that came with the template.

1.0.4

• BREAKING CHANGE: Added new Response.contentType property. Adding "Content-Type" to the headers of a Response no longer has any effect; use this property instead.
• ManagedDataModels now scan all libraries for ManagedObject<T> subclasses to generate a data model. Use ManagedDataModel.fromCurrentMirrorSystem to create instances of ManagedDataModel.
• The last instantiated ManagedContext now becomes the ManagedContext.defaultContext; prior to this change, it was the first instantiated context. Added ManagedContext.standalone to opt out of setting the default context.
• @HTTPQuery parameters in HTTPController responder method will now only allow multiple keys in the query string if and only if the argument type is a List.

1.0.3

• Fix to allow Windows user to use aqueduct setup.
• Fix to CORS processing.
• HTTPControllers now return 405 if there is no responder method match for a request.

1.0.2

• Fix type checking for transient map and list properties of ManagedObject.
• Add flags to Process.runSync that allow Windows user to use aqueduct executable.

1.0.1

• Change behavior of isolate supervision. If an isolate has an uncaught exception, it logs the exception but does not restart the isolate.

1.0.0

• Initial stable release.

1. Depend on it

Add this to your package's pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  aqueduct: "^2.3.2"

2. Install it

You can install packages from the command line:

$ pub get

Alternatively, your editor might support 'pub get'. Check the docs for your editor to learn more.

3. Import it

Now in your Dart code, you can use:

import 'package:aqueduct/aqueduct.dart';

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