5.3.2

What's Changed

• Prevent crashes caused by threading issues by @ejensen in #252

Full Changelog: 5.3.1...5.3.2

5.3.1

• Added socket.headers which will be added to the URLRequest when opening a WebSocket connection
• Using thread-safe array for Socket callback bindings, fixing a crash when creating a channel
• Breaking a retain cycle in socket

5.3.0

• Fix retain cycles in URLSessionTransport and using default operation queue
• Adding an optional leeway to the HeartbeatTimer
• Added additional open methods in URLSessionTransport for further customization
• Using a thread-safe array for Channel bindings

Thanks @ejensen for several of these additions

5.2.2

• Changed URLSessionTransport to open to provide for custom behavior, such as SSL Pinning

5.2.1

• Added connectionState to Socket to expose the Socket's readyState

5.2.0

[#226] - Adds URLResponse as an optional value in socket.onError callbacks to allow for checking status codes from the server when the Socket connection errors out. See Examples in PR for more details

NOTE Upgrading to this version may throw a syntax error depending on how you've implemented your onError handlers.

5.1.0

• Improved reconnect logic when a heartbeat times out

5.0.0

• Removed RxSwift as a dependency
• Removed Starscream as a dependency

These extensions will now be available under

RxSwift - https://github.com/dsrees/RxSwiftPhoenixClient
Starscream - Coming Soon

4.0.0

Updated to RxSwift 6

3.0.0

This is a BREAKING release. The following has changed to properly matched the phoenix.js library

• message.payload.response is now automatically unwrapped and returned as message.payload for phx_reply events.
• The client now, by default, uses the JSON V2 Serializer which was added in phoenix 1.3. If you are still running 1.2 or earlier, then you will need to continue using SwiftPhoenixClient 2.x, or provide your own custom vsn, encoder and decoder to the Socket class.