v0.25.0

Changes

• feat: update to use the latest types from @raptor/types.

v0.24.0

Changes

• feat: use @raptor/types as a way to share commonly used types across the ecosystem.

v0.23.0

Changes

• add support for configuring a custom error handler via kernel configuration.

v0.22.0

Changes

• Added support for optionally adding middleware to the kernel via configuration.

Example:

import { Kernel, type Context } from "@raptor/kernel";

const app = new Kernel({
  middleware: [
    (context: Context) => "Hello, Dr Malcolm!"
  ]
});

v0.21.0

Changes

• Added new hostname configuration option to Kernel, allowing you to specific a different hostname from localhost, such as 0.0.0.0 when working within a docker container.
• Return the Response instance immediately if found within the middleware stack.

No changes required for existing applications in this release.

v0.20.1

Changes

• fix: revert back to using the onion-style middleware handling, like Koa.

v0.20.0

Changes

• Moved from recursive middleware chain execution to iterative, which improves performance as systems scale. This performance improvement helps Raptor to become the fastest of all tested middleware frameworks in Deno (other runtimes should reflect the same performance statistics).
• Improve config-driven support for overriding the ServerManager and ResponseManager, as well as support for adding and configuring response processors.

v0.19.0

Changes

• Restructure the interfaces directory to split into two; interfaces and types for clarity.
• Add HttpMethod type to core framework, allowing any package to use the helper.
• Fix documentation URLs pointing to old domain(s).

v0.18.0

Changes

• Kernel options have now been moved to a configuration object, this is aligned with the rest of the Raptor ecosystem now moving to a consistent, configurable instantiation of core classes.

Upgrading from 0.17.x to 0.18.0

The only real change required is to change the definition of port from the serve method to the new Config object, which is passed optionally to the Kernel constructor.

Example

const app = new Kernel({ port: 8000 });

app.serve();

v0.17.1

In this release

• Minor README updates to new domain URLs.