Version 6.0.1

📜 #34 Fix mistakes in the documentation. This release only includes an updated README.

Version 6.0.0

⚠️ #32 Changes the Body type (adding a new Json constructor), and the way equality between to values of type Body is determined.

Version 5.0.0

Version 5.0.0

This version is a partial rework of the library to allow users to use more of the features normally available in Express. See #31 for the changes in code.

✨ New Features

Most of Express' interface for modifiying the Response head is now available

• res.status through withStatus
• res.type through withType
• res.location through withLocation
• res.links through withLinks
• res.cookie through withCookie
• res.clearCookie through withClearCookie
• res.append through withHeaderPart
• res.set through withHeader

There's also a new withoutHeader function to remove specific headers from a Response.

⚠️ Breaking Changes

The internal structure of the Response type changed

If you were manually interpreting values of type Response, for example by using the .cata method, then this change will affect you. For standard usage of this library, this change shouldn't affect you.

The middleware and dispatch functions now expect a curried input function

Instead of (req, locals) => /* Future Response */, middleware now looks like locals => req => /* Future Response */

-app.use (middleware ((req, locals) => (
+app.use (middleware (locals => req => (
   resolve (Empty)
))

The Stream constructor takes different arguments

• It no longer takes the response code and the mime type as arguments.
• It no longer takes a Readable instance directly, but rather a Future Error Readable. This allows the value created via the Stream constructor to be passed around safely (instances of Readable throw an error after a short timeout if no listerners are attached).

- Stream (202) ('image/jpeg') (fs.createReadStream ('./cat.jpeg'))
+ withStatus (202) (withType ('image/jpeg') (Stream (Future.ecanse (fs.createReadStream) ('./cat.jpeg'))))

The Json constructor no longer takes the response code

- Json (202) ({hello: world})
+ withStatus (202) (Json ({hello: world}))

The Render constructor no longer takes the response code

- Render (202) ('template') ({hello: world})
+ withStatus (202) (Render ('template') ({hello: world}))

The Redirect constructor no longer takes the response code

- Redirect (303) ('example.com')
+ withStatus (303) (Redirect ('example.com'))

Version 4.1.0

🛠️ Package metadata improvements: Expand Fluture version range, fix tags, exports, etc.

Version 4.0.0

• #27 5c46482 Adds support for newer versions of Fluture
• #28 Adds a Render constructor to the Response type that can be used to render templates