v0.6.0

• Updated seal_lake to v0.2.0, now the CPM.cmake package manager is used to download dependencies. The variable CPM_SOURCE_CACHE can be set to an arbitrary directory to speed up CMake reconfiguration.

v0.5.0

• Added asyncgi_fwd.h header with forward declarations
• Made asyncgi::Error a class instead of a struct
• BREAKING Placed the fastcgi namespace inside the asyncgi namespace

v0.4.0

• BREAKING Renamed asyncgi::Response to asyncgi::Responder
• BREAKING Removed asyncgi::Response::redirect() method.
  Now it's possible to create redirection responses ergonomically by using http::Redirect structure that can be passed to the http::Response constructor.
• Request processors now support the http::Response(const asyncgi::Request&) signature, which is now the default and recommended way of using them. Examples and documentation have been updated accordingly.

v0.3.2

• Removed an HTTP status header; now asyncgi can be used with webservers that consider FastCGI responses with this header malformed.

v0.3.1

• Fixed the standalone installation of asyncgi by bundling fcgi_responder as an object library;

v0.3.0

• BREAKING asyncgi::Router now depends on asyncgi::IO:

auto io = asyncgi::IO{};
auto router = asyncgi::Router{io};

• BREAKING ErrorHandler was replaced with EventHandlerProxy - a flexible callback system allowing backwards-compatible extension.
  Currently only error event handlers are supported with the signature void(asyncgi::ErrorEvent, std::string_view);
  Event handler is passed as the last parameter to the asyncgi::IO object's constructor:

auto io = asyncgi::IO{[](asyncgi::ErrorEvent, std::string_view errorMsg){ std::cerr << errorMsg << "\n";}};

It's planned to add an optional logger based on this system in the future releases. The event handling will be documented then.

v0.2.0

This release is not backwards compatible with v0.1.0. Please refer to the README for detailed information about the new interface.

• The asyncgi::App has been replaced with the asyncgi::IO service. The factory functions makeApp, makeServer, makeClient, makeTimer, and makeAsioDispatcher have been removed. Now, all entities are created on the stack and take a reference to an asyncgi::IO object in their constructors.

Before:

auto app = asyncgi::makeApp();
auto serverPtr = app->makeServer();

After:

auto io = asyncgi::IO{};
auto server = asyncgi::Server{io};

• The asyncgi::RequestProcessor base class has been removed. Now, any callable with a compatible signature of void(const asyncgi::Request&, asyncgi::Response&) can be used for request processing.

• The asyncgi::Router now allows passing regular expression capturing group values to the arguments of registered request processors.

router.route(asyncgi::rx{"/page/(\\d)")`).process([](int pageNumber, const asyncgi::Request&, asyncgi::Response&){ ... });

• The route context is no longer embedded in the asyncgi::Response object. Instead, it is passed as the last argument to the request processor.

auto router = asyncgi::Router<Context>{};
router.route().process([](const asyncgi::Request&, asyncgi::Response&, Context& context){ ... });

• The asyncgi::RouteSpecification has been renamed to asyncgi::RouteMatcher.
• The TimerMode enum has been replaced with the startPeriodic() timer method.
• Windows support has been added, along with functional tests and CI configuration.
• Compatibility with Boost.Asio has been added.

v0.1.0

Initial release