All notable changes to https://www.npmjs.org/package/json-proxy will be documented in this file.
- Check for resource leak in proxy error callback
Dependency updates
Nothing signficant. Trigged by Travis w/ build updates.
Release candidate. The json-proxy has been stable for almost a year now, time to consider rev'ing to 1.0.
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- Git tagging with Travis. Will be done manually.
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- Support for overrideing the
HostandViarequest headers. - Continuous Delivery to npm via Travis CI
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- npm-shrinkwrap was out of date for v0.3.x
- Minor improvements to test suites structure
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- Update dependencies
- Add Node 0.12 to Travis CI builds to verify compatability
- Minor documentation and style fixes
- this CHANGELOG, thanks to http://keepachangelog.com/
- forwarding rules now support URL rewriting via nginx style regex captures
- injected headers can now use a function that accepts the req object and returns a simple string
- reuse the same unit test suites for proxying with and without a LAN HTTP proxy
- resolved codeclimate complexity warnings
- additional keywords in package.json for SEO with grunt plugins
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- Dropped support for parsing the v0.0.1 configuration format. This means
that top level configuration values must be inside a
serverorproxyconfiguration block.
- Restored express as a package dependency for
npm install -g json-proxy. - Fixed checks for
undefinedandnullintroduced by jshint fixes.
- support for use as grunt middleware
- examples for running a proxy url inside
grunt serve; see gruntjs/grunt-contrib-connect#85 - support for proxying to SSL/TLS endpoints
- support for basic authentication against HTTP proxy gateways; which is common on large LAN environments (e.g., corporations, universities); see v0.0.3
- internal refactoring to use the latest nodejitsu http-proxy bits (http-proxy@1.1.x); http-proxy@1.0 was a "from-scratch" implementation of the proxy core by nodejitsu, leaving http-proxy@0.x no longer supported
- general housekeeping: better unit test coverage, resolved jshint issues
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- updated dependencies to use optimist@0.6.0
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- version of http-proxy dependency in package.json
- froze http-proxy dependency at last release prior to http-proxy@1.0, which introduced breaking API changes
- script path in the CLI example shell scripts
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- typo in package.json
- support for using json-proxy as express middleware
- CLI support for AngularJS's html5mode
- more robust configuration:
- hierarchical fallback (from highest to lowest prioirty):
- hard coded config values
- command line options
- config file options
- environmental variables
- json-proxy defaults
- hierarchical fallback (from highest to lowest prioirty):
- proper support for
npm -ginstalls - mocha unit test and jshint linting
- examples for both CLI and middleware use cases
- an npm-shrinkwrap.json file
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- CLI banner changed from deprecated product name
api-proxytojson-proxy
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- using the node-static middleware with NodeJS 0.10.*
- config file argument and file not found errors
- support for storing config in json files to simplify CLI usage
- configuration files will replace the token
$configwith the normalized path to the config file on disk - support for custom headers, which is useful for endpoints that require reverse proxy authentication via headers
- support for connecting via HTTP proxy server gateways, which is common on large LAN environments (e.g., corporations, universities)
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- alpha release as CLI utility
- a static file web server for UI developers that proxies JSON API calls to one or more remote web servers.
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