v0.2.5

• static files uploaded to s3 now have cache control metadata

v0.2.4

• fixes on some sveltekit build

v0.2.3

• AWS blocks now allow having several domain names
• AWS block now allow having an apex domain name
• Switched internals of most components to new pipeline system
• anyfront block now searches in sub directories for compatible package.json
• anyfront block now tries to detect next export build commands as static hosting
• added aws_sveltekit block
• switched aws_next_js block to using open-next internally
• added cloudformation template to try out anyfront easily

v0.2.2

• added examples for: docusaurus, vue, solidjs
• added anyfront block that automatically detects the right infrastructure for your project
• added pre-configured HCL templates to deploy project without configuration
• added cloudformation template example to deploy a project with barbe
• switched to used shorthand urls
• some bug fixes

v0.2.1

• fix bug where we tried login in to GCP even for AWS only stacks

v0.2.0

This release is laying the groundwork by moving away from jsonnet and using Typescript instead, not much in terms of new features except for a few bug fixes.

v0.1.1

• Website blocks now have a built in state_store if none are defined

v0.1.0

• added frontend_build to run build commands in a nodejs container
• added aws_cloudfront_static_hosting to serve a static website on AWS with cloudfront/S3. Intended for use with the static_hosting wrapper
• added aws_s3_sync_files to synchronize files between a local folder and an S3 bucket
• added gcp_cloudrun_static_hosting to serve a static website on GCP using Cloud Run (with an Nginx image)/Load balancing. Intended for use with the static_hosting wrapper
• added static_hosting to serve a static website all supported platforms. Currently GCP and AWS
• added gcp_project_setup as a low level component to create and/or setup a GCP project
• added gcp_next_js to host a ~fully functional Next.js website on GCP
• added aws_next_js to host an almost fully functional Next.js website on AWS