hug v2.3.0 Release Notes
Release Date: 2017-05-04 // almost 7 years ago-
- ⬆️ Falcon requirement upgraded to 1.2.0
- 📚 Enables filtering documentation according to a
base_url - 🛠 Fixed a vulnerability in the static file router that allows files in parent directory to be accessed
- 🛠 Fixed issue #392: Enable posting self in JSON data structure
- 🛠 Fixed issue #418: Ensure version passed is a number
- 🛠 Fixed issue #399: Multiple ints not working correctly for CLI interface
- 🛠 Fixed issue #461: Enable async startup methods running in parallel
- 🛠 Fixed issue #412: None type return for file output format
- 🛠 Fixed issue #464: Class based routing now inherit templated parameters
- 🛠 Fixed issue #346: Enable using async routes within threaded server
- 👍 Implemented issue #437: Added support for anonymous APIs
- ➕ Added support for exporting timedeltas to JSON as seconds
- ➕ Added support for endpoint-specific input formatters: ```python def my_input_formatter(data): return ('Results', hug.input_format.json(data))
@hug.get(inputs={'application/json': my_input_formatter}) def foo(): pass
- ➕ Adds support for passing in a custom scheme in hug.test - ➕ Adds str() and repr() support to hug_timer directive - ➕ Added support for moduleless APIs - 👌 Improved argparser usage message - Implemented feature #427: Allow custom argument deserialization together with standard type annotation - 👌 Improvements to exception handling. - ➕ Added support for request / response in a single generator based middleware function - 👍 Automatic reload support for development runner - ➕ Added support for passing `params` dictionary and `query_string` arguments into hug.test.http command for more direct modification of test inputs - ➕ Added support for manual specifying the scheme used in hug.test calls - 👌 Improved output formats, enabling nested request / response dependent formatters - 💥 Breaking Changes - Sub output formatters functions now need to accept response & request or **kwargs - Fixed issue #432: Improved ease of sub classing simple types - causes type extensions of types that dont take to __init__ arguments, to automatically return an instanciated type, beaking existing usage that had to instanciate after the fact - Fixed issue #405: cli and http @hug.startup() differs, not executed for cli, this also means that startup handlers are given an instance of the API and not of the interface.