Raw Wasn't Raw Enough

What's Fixed?

• Bug #12: When the ResponseType was Raw, the Accept header was still being sent, which is silly, because Raw requests shouldn't really care what the client will Accept as a response. Just gimme the data, yo. As such, Accept headers are no longer sent on Raw requests.

Breaking Changes

• The only thing broken is my pride.

The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

• Ever seen me go on a 3 mile run? That, except there's no good.

v0.4.3

The dateDecodingStrategy is fixed for real this time. I promise. Big shoutout to @adealmeida for taking the reigns.

v0.4.2

What's Fixed?

• Bug #8: TFW you create an interface for a feature and then never actually make use of it. The Restable.dateDecodingStrategy is now actually respected when decoding Dates from a JSON Response. Hooray!

Breaking Changes

• None. I fixed what was broken. I am the coming of a new man.

The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

• My own lack of organization.

v0.4.1

Summary

v0.4.1 is a simple fix which makes the AnyRestable.submit a @discardableResult such that it's inline with the default Restable.submit implementation.

Breaking Changes

None, I don't think.

Gory Details

None

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v0.4

Summary

v0.4 provides cross platform support across the Apple spectrum: iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS are all now supported!

Additionally, a new protocol, PreEncoded, now exists, which allows a Restable to provide its own Data (instead of making the request Encodable) to be used in the body of the HTTP request. This can come in handy in, say, an upload queue where you already have a whole bunch of serialized data you wish to upload but don't want to worry about the actual type.

Breaking Changes

The ResultFormat.raw enumeration has been removed, as it was superfluous. Now, when you define typealias ResponseType = Rawyou will no longer be required to specify the result format to also be Raw.

Gory Details

If you haven't ever tried converting an existing iOS Cocoa Touch Framework project to be cross platform, I highly encourage you to try. It's like going out with your friends but way worse.

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v0.3

Summary

v0.3 provides a small, but useful (and breaking) change to the data that's returned in an HTTPError (issue #6). Now, whenever possible, the Data returned in the response is included inside the HTTPError, allowing you access to the body of the response. This is helpful if the server you're connecting to returns a 401 response for an invalid request, but also includes further details in the Body as to why the 401 was returned.

Shout out to @aboodmufti for the PR. Much appreciated!

Breaking Changes

• The following HTTPError enums now have the additional Data? field in their contained tuples:
  • unexpectedResponse(URLResponse, Data?)
  • unsuccessfulResponse(HTTPURLResopnse, Data?)
  • other(Error, Data?)

Gory Details

• Edward Gorey was an excellent illustrator, and I literally just now found out he died 17 years ago.

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v0.2.1

Summary

There was a bug (Issue #5) wherein an Interceptable request could not specify the Accept header. This was a result from the actual interception occurring too early in the submission process. Interceptables are now "intercepted" immediately before submitting the request.

Breaking Changes

• I broke a bug. The bug no longer works. Everything is right.

Gory Details

• nothing gory, though I do know a Gary. Does that count?

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v0.2

Summary

The Authenticating protocol was poorly named. In reality, it's an interceptor prior to sending the request. As such, Authenticating has been renamed to Interceptable, and sign(request:) is now intercept(request:)

Breaking Changes

• Authenticating is now Interceptable
• sign(request:) is now intercept(request:)

Gory Details

At this point I'm just repeating myself.

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v0.1.1

Summary

This is simply a Xcode 9.1 bump for Carthage support. If you're using Carthage and Xcode 9.1, then you'll want to reference this version instead of v0.1. This is what happens when you couple a language version tightly to compiler version.

Breaking Changes

If you're on Xcode 9.0, then literally, probably, everything.

Gory Details

Nada

v0.1

Oh yea. The inaugural release. Read up on this new project (which is actually pretty functional) over at the Project's GH Page