Version 1.0.1

Version 1.0.1 is a bugfix release addressing security issues in some of the underlying libraries used by petfeedd. There are no user-facing changes to report in this release.

You can install using Docker:

docker pull peckrob/petfeedd:latest

Version 1.0

This is release of the new petfeedd Version 1.0. There have been five beta releases testing this functionality since the last GA release.

• The entire application was completely rewritten in NodeJS.
• Configuration is stored in the database, eliminating the need for editing config files.
• A new onboarding experience makes setting up the feeder a breeze.
• Completely redesigned web based user interface.
• Completely redesigned REST API exposes all functionality of the feeder.
• Adds support for multiple servos, MQTT, zeroconb/bonjour, buttons, and sounds.
• The Docker images now support multiple architectures from a single pull (arm32v6, arm32v7, arm64, and amd64).
• Adds support for raw devices (basically, power on to a pin, then power off)

You can install using Docker:

docker pull peckrob/petfeedd:latest

Version 1.0 Beta 5

Beta 5 is the next release of the new petfeedd. Again, this is a beta release. Functionality is not guaranteed and is subject to change.

This release features:

• Bugfix: fixes a small bug where an unclean shutdown could result in failed feeds.

You can install using Docker:

docker pull peckrob/petfeedd:beta

Version 1.0 Beta 4

Beta 4 is the next release of the new petfeedd. Again, this is a beta release. Functionality is not guaranteed and is subject to change.

This release features:

• Bugfix: issue with feeder running migration scripts after the rest of the feeder came up. These should run synchronously before the rest of the process starts.
• Feature: added support for raw devices (basically, power on to a pin, then power off)
• Feature: migration support for the rest of the old pre-1.0 config.
• Feature: made the web interface listener address and port configurable.

You can install using Docker:

docker pull peckrob/petfeedd:beta

Version 1.0 Beta 3

Beta 3 is the next release of the new petfeedd. Again, this is a beta release. Functionality is not guaranteed and is subject to change.

This release features:

• Bugfix: feeds would only happen once per servo.

You can install using Docker:

docker pull peckrob/petfeedd:beta

Version 1.0 Beta 2

Beta 2 is the next release of the new petfeedd. Again, this is a beta release. Functionality is not guaranteed and is subject to change.

This release features:

• Bugfix: Adds pigpio to the docker image so that the GPIO library actually works.
• Bugfix: sleep functionality that would result in the feeder running endlessly.
• Bugfix: migration from a pre-1.0 database and config file would fail due to a bad key.

You can install using Docker:

docker pull peckrob/petfeedd:beta

Version 1.0 Beta 1

This is the first beta release of the new petfeedd.

• The entire application was completely rewritten in NodeJS.
• Configuration is stored in the database, eliminating the need for editing config files.
• A new onboarding experience makes setting up the feeder a breeze.
• Completely redesigned web based user interface.
• Completely redesigned REST API exposes all functionality of the feeder.
• Adds support for multiple servos, MQTT, zeroconb/bonjour, buttons, and sounds.
• The Docker images now support multiple architectures from a single pull (arm32v6, arm32v7, arm64, and amd64).

Version 0.2.2

• Updated version of GPIO and gpiozero to add support for new hardware.
• Updated a package used in the build chain for security reasons.

Version 0.2.1

New Features

• Docker support for arm32v6 was added.
• Documentation was updated with information about timezones.
• Documentation was updated with a docker-compose example.

Version 0.2

Breaking Changes

• Some configuraation options in the config file were renamed slightly to enable
  easier passing as environment variables.

New Features

• Docker support was added for amd64 and arm32v7 architectures.
• Build scripts were updated to build Docker images.
• Ability to pass config as environment variables.

Bugfixes

• The Pipfile was updated to specify the correct version of libraries
  instead of "*".
• RPI.GIPO was added as a dependency in the Pipfile.
• A misspelling was fixed in the example config file.