api-pls - npm Package Versions

0.15.0 (3/28/2017)

New features:

• Add -f, --force flag to CLI commands

0.14.0 (3/28/2017)

New features:

• Better relationship support:
  • Resource Models can now define guest relationships
  • Read one and read many supported for all relationship types (guest and host)
• An Express router is now exported to allow you to mount an api-pls API onto an existing Express app
• Resource Models can now be defined as .js files
• Add is_authorized hook to Resource Models to support custom resource-level or CRUD-action level authorization
• Add basic support for additional_condition, which will facilitate the concept of "ownership."

0.13.0 (2/18/2017)

Breaking:

• Resource Model: relations property has been renamed to relationships
• Resource Model: relations.relationship property has been renamed to relationship.cardinality
• Resource Model: built_in_meta_attributes property has been renamed to built_in_meta
• Root route now lists available CRUD actions as supported_actions, rather than just actions

New features:

• Links objects are now returned from resources
  • Self links
  • Pagination links
  • Relationship links
• Server logs are now more human-readable in dev mode
• The server now logs more useful information in more situations
• Errors when running sync now returns better messaging to help you fix the problem
• A Location header is returned when resources are created
• Relationships now have a notion of "host" and "guest"
  • One-to-one relationships now have basic support
  • "Guest" relationships can now provide a name to their side of the relationship
  • For more details, please read the Relationships Guide on the wiki

Bug fixes:

• Many-to-one relationships may now be nullable

0.12.0 (2/10/2017)

Breaking:

• pls migrate has been renamed to pls sync
• All fields in Resource Models now use snake case
• Server more strictly adheres to JSON API, both for requests and in responses

New features:

• Resource Models are now validated against a JSON Schema definition
• Most fields in Resource Models are sanitized before being input as SQL. The only remaining ones are the attribute types, which are direct SQL types. Those will be changed soon.
• Programmatic interface introduced
• Resource Models can now be JSON files (previously, only YAML was supported)

0.11.0 (2/6/2017)

Breaking:

• The structure of the root URL has been updated to better align with JSON API

New features:

• Basic support for many-to-one relationships has been added
• Pagination is now supported
• Sparse fields are now supported
• You can now disable certain crud actions with the actions option in your resource model.
• The webserver will now pretty print logs
• New CLI errors have been added for situations when pls migrate fails
• Logs now contain a reqId, allowing you to correlate logs with a single request

0.10.0 (2/6/2017)

Breaking:

• built_in_attributes has been renamed to built_in_meta_attributes
• updated_at and created_at are now returned under meta

New features:

• Resource models can now define their own meta attributes
• A resource's meta can now be managed through the API

0.9.0 (2/4/2017)

• Adds ability to configure pls-api through command line flags