## v0.16.0 - May 5th, 2017 - Bug Fix: In error.js set `signal.responded` to `false` to allow custom error routes to use `$.end()` - Bug Fix: In error.js check if `app.routes.error.length` is more than 0 to only iterate through custom error handlers if there are any. This allows passing the functionality to the default error handler page ## v0.15.0 - March 5th, 2017 - Introducing `app.host(location)` to allow handling hostnames and ports without creating a new server instance. It's useful when the hostname and port is changed by a proxy server. #73 ## v0.14.1 - March 3rd, 2017 - Bugfix for `$.download` when calling `$.sendFile` send the proper encoding not the name. #67 ## v0.14.0 - March 3rd, 2017 - Introducing `$.download(path, filename)` #67 - Download Test - Multipart Example - Download Example ## v0.13.0 - March 3rd, 2017 - Introducing the app.resource(path) class for grouping methods - inner functionality inspired by @luisvinicius167 's diet-group-router #32 ## v0.12.0 - March 2rd, 2017 - Introducing signal.setHeader(key, value) to set a response header #61 - Introducing signal.getHeader(key) to return a response header #61 - Introducing signal.getRequestHeader(key) to return a request header #61 - Introducing signal.error(key) to return an error with a key #61 - Introducing signal.sendFile(path) to end a response with a file #69 - Introducing $.error('message') and $.error('stack') to allow better Error Exceptions handling with app.error(callback) - Added example for signal.error - Added example for signal.sendFile ## v0.11.0 - March 2rd, 2017 - Replaced object.observe() with the new ES6 Proxy - Solves #42, #60, #72 - Only Support Node Version >= 6.4.0 - New MVC Test Suite ## v0.10.9 - January 31th, 2017 - Bug Fix: User decoreURIComponent on the signal.body - New Example: Simple File Serving Example ## v0.10.8 - June 13th, 2016 - Upgrade `diet-qs` with the new `querystrings` module that fixes nested Query String to Array conversions. - New Utils Controller - Moved isset() into the Util Controller ## v0.10.6 - May 10th, 2016 - Ports are now wildcards for every hostname. Listening on a Port (`app.listen(8000)`) will accept any Hostname request within that Port. Listening on a Hostname (`app2.listen('http://test.com:8000/')`) within that Port will have priority. ## v0.10.5 - April 29th, 2016 - `Error.stack` not always present on Error in controllers/router.js by @demarius - `initialized` is not constant in index.js (es6, strict mode fix) - Replaced Native Object.observe with `object.observe` module to support observe in Node >= v6.0.0 ## v0.10.4 - March 10th, 2016 - Check if path contains query in Signal#redirect by @demarius ## v0.10.3 - v0.10.4 - 2016 March 3 ## v0.10.4 - March 24th, 2016 - Check if path contains query in Signal#redirect. Thanks @demarius ## v0.10.3 - March 24th, 2016 >>>>>>> Stashed changes - AB Load Testing Comparison between Vanilla Node, Diet.js and Express.js ## v0.10.2 - Feburary 17th, 2016 - add second argument `isLast` to **$.end(yourData, isLast)**, **$.json(yourData, isLast)**, **$.success(yourData, isLast)** and **$.failure(yourData, isLast)**. Setting `isLast` to true will stop the execution of the middleware chain completely ``` // usage $.end('hello world', true) ``` ## v0.10.1 - January 25th, 2016 - Check existence of app.routes and routes in hosts.js and iterator.js ## v0.10.0 - January 24th, 2016 - Major Release - Drop support for Node versions below v4.2.4 - Middleware renamed to Controller - Introducing ES6 Generator Controllers (`yield` and `*`) - Introducing `app.controller` function method registering - can be called as a normal function - creates a thunk around the controller for generators when called with yield - Introducing `app.protocol(name, handler)` - Introducing Server Event Handlers - `server.on(event, handler)` - `server.off(event, handler)` - `server.one(event, handler)` - `server.onAll(event, handler)` - `server.many(event, handler)` - `server.emit(event, handler)` - Introducing App Event Handlers - `app.on(event, handler)` - `app.off(event, handler)` - `app.one(event, handler)` - `app.onAll(event, handler)` - `app.many(event, handler)` - `app.emit(event, handler)` - Introducing Server Events - init - create (new app) - Introducing App Events - listen - route.attach - route.start - route.end - route.controller.attach - route.controller.start - route.controller.iterate - route.controller.end - route.error - protocol.attach - Add Examples for: - Events - Generators ## v0.9.23 - v0.9.26 - January 4th, 2016 - Introducing `app.model()` - Introducing `app.view()` - Introducing `app.controller()` - Added support for `yo` (generator-diet) - Support for node 4.2.4, 5.3.0 ## v0.9.22 - October 24th, 2015 - Body/footer separation in host.js for clarity ## v0.9.21 - October 24th, 2015 - Don't JSON stringify `$.failure()` and `$.success()` responses because `$.end()` does it too ## v0.9.19 - v0.9.20 - October 23, 2015 - Fixed a https bug in host.js - if the port was undefined in the header it used 80. For https it should be 443. Now it's using the server's configuration to choose a default fallback protocol. ## v0.9.16 - v0.9.18 - October, 2015 - Chainable Server Instance Creation, Listening and Routing. Now you can do stuff like: ``` server() .listen(8000) .get('/', function($){ $.end('hello world'); }) .get('/other', function($){ $.end('hello other world') }); .missing(function($){ $.end('404 :)') }); ``` - Fixed bugs with `$.end` ## v0.9.8 - v0.9.16 - June - October, 2015 - `$.end()` now serves JSON responses on requests where the `"x-requested-with"` == `"XMLHttpRequest"` or the `"Authorization"` header is set and contains `"Bearer"` or `"Token"` in it's value - `$.end()` now accepts JSON objects as a value and sends it as a JSON response - app.html now enables $.html as the default response when using $.end - Added `$.html()` - by default it just sets the content-header to html - to ovewrite it set a handler for `$.htmlModule (input)` in your diet header modules - Bug Fixes - Added Unit Tests for the new `$.end()` function ## v0.9.7 - June, 2015 - Fixed a bug that didn't allow registering named addresses without a port ## v0.9.6 - June, 2015 - Fixed a bug in server options that caused to display the diet header for every server instance ## v0.9.5 - June, 2015 - A server instance now has an options attribute `server(options)` - Added `options.silent` to server options which if set to `true` disables all logs generated by diet for that Server Instance ## v0.9.4 - June, 2015 - Treat localhost addresses equally (127.0.0.1, 192.168.99.100, localhost) - Listen on multiple addresses without redirects or host configs ## v0.9.3 - May, 2015 - The body for POST and PUT methods now require the appropriate "Content-Type" header to be parsed. For URL encoded body "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" is required, for JSON requests "application/json". If no "Content-Type" is specified then $.body contains the raw body content. ## v0.9.2 - February, 2015 - Support for `options`, `put`, `head`, `patch`, `trace` and `delete` HTTP methods - Added `app.put` - Added `app.head` - Added `app.patch` - Added `app.delete` - Added `app.trace` - Added `app.options` - Fixed body parsing mechanism. Every route's body is parsed that has a Content-Type or Transfer-Encoding Header. According to rfc2616-sec4 ## v0.9.1 - December, 2014 - Security Patch - 100% Unit Test Coverage - Build coverage with TravisCI - Fixed a bug that didn't allow to create https server with other ports than 80 ## v0.9.0 - December, 2014 - Major Release - Completely rewritten source code - New website with better documentation - Dropped the `plugin system` - Introduced `middleware` - Introduced `app.error` for error handling - Introduced `app.missing` for not found pages - Introduced `app.header` for global middleware at the beginning of routes - Introduced `app.footer` for global middleware at the end of routes - `app.failure` replaced `app.error` - Changed app.error to record errors instead of ending the response - Fixed many bugs ## v0.8.6 - October, 2014 - Fixed a bug that caused starting an HTTPS server in failure with port 80 ## v0.8.5 - September, 2014 - Better Docs ## v0.8.4 - September, 2014 - support for safe asynchronous error handling. replaced try catch with domains - setting `signal.passed` to false also stops the plugin chain just as `signal.data.passed` ## v0.8.3 - September, 2014 - fixed a bug in the chain. when `signal.data.passed` is `false` and `$.end()` is called the chain stops and other listeners on the same route will not be called. - calling `$.error()` from now on sets `$.passed` to `false` ## v0.8.2 - September, 2014 - updated `readme` ## v0.8.1 - September, 2014 - added `app.server` - cleaned up unnecessary `console.logs` ## v0.8.0 - September, 2014 - Major Release - Unit Test Coverage 100% - Deprecated `new App` now `require('diet')` returns a server object - Replaced the `querystring` module with the new `diet-qs` - Added new signal method `$.send` to appending to the response message - Added new signal method `$.chain` to allow adding plugins to the plugin chain on the fly. - Added chainable commands like `require('diet').server().start().get('/')` - Changed the Plugin framework - Removed `module.exports.onload` listener - Added `module.parent.return()` instead - Added `module.parent.options` to access the plugin options - Added `module.parent.app` to access the calling application - Extended documentation - Added `examples` - Fixed every known bug ## v0.7.x - August, 2014 - Started Unit Testing - Fixed several bugs - Better documentation - Extended the `Signal $` ## v0.6.x - Summer, 2014 - Changed `new Domain` to `new App` - Extended the `Signal $` - Fixed several bugs - Better documentation ## v0.5.x - Spring, 2014 - Major Release - Rewrote diet completely from the ground up - Introducing` Plugins` - Introducing the `new Domain` function - Introducing the `Signal $` - Introducing Sinatra like `Router` - MIT Licensed ## v0.4.0 - Winter, 2013 - Winter, 2014 - Separated the code into several modules - Upload into diet-upload - Cookies into diet-cookies - Accounts into diet-accounts - Request into diet-request - Comet into diet-comet - Dictionary into diet-dictionary - tasks into diet-tasks - MySQL into diet-mysql - Use into diet-use - Next into nextjs - Fixed Several Bugs ## v0.3.x - v0.4.0 Spring & Summer 2013 - **Major Release** - Fixed several bugs ## v0.2.5 - Started on February 20, 2013 - Winter - app.dictionary introduced - response.head introduced - response.html now includes arguments from response.head as a default - stand alone dictionary module - Improved html/form module with inside labels - comet.onExit introduced - cheerio introduced for html manipulation ## v0.2.4 - Started on January 23, 2013 - Winer - Cross file locals introduced inside the `html` module - Echo is now not part of the `html` module - Introduced app.notFound for 404 error routing - Introduced auto app.www - Introduced app.denie_requests - Introduced app.domain_redirect - public folder now can have any name because .html is no longer requires "/public" as the public folder's name instead uses the custom one specified in app.options.public ## v0.2.3 - Started on October 3, 2012 - Fall - MySQL data mapping - MySQL is now based on the mysql.js javascript module - MySQL API drastically changed - Better form handling logic with `check` module - Improved overall stability ## v0.2.2 - Started on Spring, 2012 - Added subdomain support with app.subdomain() - Better cookie set ## v0.2.1 - Started on Winter, 2011 - Extension Apps with app.extend(); for a site which requires additional embeddable systems to improve it's customer experience, for example a forum, feedback or blog system - Very Simple Image Processing API with ImageMagick ## v0.2.0 - Started on October 31, 2011 - Fall - Major Release - Easy HTTP/HTTPS server creation - Advanced Route Handling - With Manual URL handling (ex: /home, /about, /work) - With Dynamic URL Handling (ex: /posts/9874, /user/john) - Static File Handler - Advanced HTML with Node Module - With automatic .html to html with node integration - With Object Logger - With Advanced Error Tracking - Included Mysql Manager - Included Cookie Manager - Included HTML Upload Module - Included Async Module - Included Extension Modules ex: isset() - Stand alone HTTP Router - dropped expressjs - Stand alone HTML Parser - dropped jade ## v0.1.0 - Started on June 1, 2011 - Summer - mysql support for express - based on express and jade