MultZero

This release fixes a bug when parsing requests w/ a multipart post amble and filters out empty file uploads (previously an empty file record was created, even if the user didn't upload anything).

Mustaches

Fix some incompatibilities w/ the latest Mustache.

Cooks

The fixes a major bug in cookie decoding which also b0rked sessions.

It also:

• fixes a set of Swift 5.5/6 related issues/warnings
• makes color logging in dumb terminals / Xcode better
• adds dynamic member lookup to a few types, which makes things more JS like, i.e. you don't have to use a subscript to get query parameters and such
• expands the use of Int a little (any BinaryInteger)
• adds some documentation
• adds support for the type option in the bodyParser
• honours the limit in the bodyParser options

NeXTless

This version releases support for "final" middleware that doesn't require a "next" handler. It could be ignored before using the _ Swift syntax, but now it isn't required at all.

Before (still works):

app.get { req, res, _ in res.send("Hi!") }

New:

app.get { req, res in res.send("Hi!") }

Two chars saved, nice! (and higher compat w/ Express, which due to JavaScript semantics doesn't require any parameter to be declared).

Important: Such "final" middleware must end the response that is passed in!

FiveEight

• Fix compilation warnings against Swift 5.8
• Make BasicAuth.Options.init public, so that one can actually create it ;-)
• Allow basicAuth w/o specifying options
• Add overloads to avoid 5.8 warnings on json([]) and json([:]) (empty arrays/dicts)
• Cleanup the Route factories by moving them into own files

OneOO

Updated to use the latest SwiftNIO. This implies that Swift 5.5.2+ is now required.

FiveFour

Late NIO versions now require Swift 5.4.

This also changed the default JSON encoding of Date values to iso8601 and replaces the NIO atomics used w/ the new swift-atomics library.

Asynchronously Not

Enforce use of Swift 5.5 enabled Macro. Changed Package.swift to 5.2 syntax (on a quest to be as WET as possible).

Removed support for Swift 5.0 and 5.1, because Apple:

We didn’t do it because it was required, instead that it felt appropriate