v0.2.3

Github

• Updated publish workflow yml file

Package

• Updated author contact information
• Updated package dependency requirements

v0.2.2

Dependency Requirements

• Upgrade @types/node requirement to ^17.0.38.

Github Workflows

• Updated release workflow: Build examples on build workflow job.

Client Patches

• end_session() now returns void, for simplicity.
• Other device token methods also now return void.
• The device token can be accessed via get_device_token(), if needed.

Project Repository

• Updated README with a simpler example that doesn't require getting the session or device token objects.
• Updated README with a 'Documentation' section which has a link to the package documentation README.md

v0.2.1

Dependency Updates

• Updated node-fetch requirement to 2.6.7 to include an important patch.
• Updated @types/node requirement from 17.0.35 to 17.0.36

Repository

• Updated README.md with installation, getting started, and contribution guidelines.
• Included the official discord server invite link in the README with a shield badge.

Client

• Make Client sleep() a static method.

v0.2.0

Client Features

• Implemented Poparazzi Streaming API websocket client
• Aside from basic stream authentication, added pop view count stream event.
• Built-in sleep() utility method to delay asynchronous functions.

Documentation

• Updated client events interface
• WEBSOCKET_STATUS enum
• authenticate_stream() method
• connect_streaming_api() method
• stream_send() method
• sleep() method
• send_pop_view_count() method

v0.1.1

The first alpha release of the poparazzi-private-api package.
Released under the Apache-2.0 license.

Documentation

• Documented basic Poparazzi API endpoints & streaming API events.
• Documented Client methods, attributes, enums, interfaces, etc.

Client Features

• Creating new Poparazzi sessions using the sessions API endpoint.
• Generating a device token(s) to the apple_device_tokens API endpoint.
• Successful user authentication using PATCH requests to the sessions endpoint.
• Client events with assignable asynchronous callback functions.