@casual-simulation/aux-records - npm Package Versions

V3.2.0

Date: 7/17/2023

:rocket: Improvements

• Improved the API reference documentation to be generated from documentation comments in the source code.
• Added personal records.
  • Personal records are records that have the same name as your authBot ID (User ID).
  • By default, they are only able to be accessed by your user.
  • Additionally, they do not require the creation of a record key to use. It will be automatically created for you once you go to use it.

V3.1.36

Date: 7/7/2023

:rocket: Improvements

• Added os.getPublicFile() and os.getPrivateFile() functions as a way to tell CasualOS whether the file is expected to be public or private.
  • Using os.getPrivateFile() is quicker than using os.getFile() for private files, but it is slower than using os.getFile() for public files.
  • os.getFile() is optimized for retrieving public files, but will fallback to trying to retrieve private files if the first fails.
  • os.getPublicFile() is optimized for retrieving public files and will fail if the file is not public.

:bug: Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where it was not possible to retrieve private data and file records using os.getData() and os.getFile().
• Fixed an issue where it was impossible to manage an existing subscription.

V3.1.35

Date: 6/30/2023

:rocket: Improvements

• Merged the serverless and server backends.
  • This means that we now ship one docker image for both the aux server and auth server instead of two.
  • The aux server still runs on port 3000, while the auth server runs on port 3002 (by default).
  • The auth serverless backend has also been merged with the serverless apiary backends, so only one AWS CloudFormation deployment is needed to have a fully functioning deployment.
• Added the skybox form.

:bug: Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where roles could not be granted because of a database configuration issue.
• Fixed an issue where auth sessions could not be renewed because of a database configuration issue.

V3.1.32

Date: 6/17/2023

:rocket: Improvements

• Improved the backend to use a SQL Database instead of DynamoDB tables.
  • This will make development quicker and easier in the future in addition to being more cost effective.