Endpoint invocations now return a promise-like interface with then, catch, and done methods. then and catch return true promises. The intention is to allow for access to the underlying superagent request while still exposing promise functionality.
Promises are not included by default. If not polyfilled, use the Promise option to provide the Promise implementation to use for Gangway.
route now operates one step shallower. See README for usage.
routes now respect relative URLs. Absolute urls will operate from the base path.
Added a request timeout option. This option defaults to 15 seconds.

Upgrading

If you are upgrading from 1.0, there are a couple of necessary changes:

Promises

If a global Promise object is not found, Gangway will throw an error. To eliminate this error, provide a Promise library to Gangway:

var Promise = require('promise')

Gangway({
  Promise: Promise
})

Routes

The two-level approach to declaring routes has been removed. The following patterns should be switched out:

// OLD
API.route({
    users: {
        get: {
            path: '/users'
        }
    }
})

// NEW (correct)
API.namespace('users').route{
    get: {
        path:'/users'
    }
}}

Relative routes

Routes without a / at the beginning will resolve to their namespace. Check to ensure that your paths are resolving correctly for your endpoints if you use absolute paths.