Revision history for PAGI::FastAPI

0.0.5  2026-08-06
       [ENHANCEMENT]
       - The POST/PUT/PATCH request bodies can now be in the application/x-www-form-urlencoded
         format instead of being restricted to JSON. The body parser examines
         the Content-Type header; therefore, the charset suffix (such as ";charset=utf-8")
         will be ignored.
         Furthermore, the body parser will process url-encoded data in the
         same manner as query string in which the body is decoded using
         percent-/plus-decode algorithm. However, the same Type::Tiny
         validation can be applied in either format and the handler will
         receive a HashRef object as a result of a processed request
         regardless of the sent format.
       - It is backward compatible, i.e., if the Content-Type header is not
         set or not recognised, the body will be processed in the same way
         as before. In particular, the default behavior of parsing requests
         is JSON parsing.
       - Also the new feature was tested in t/10-form_urlencoded_body.t.
       - The plugin is documented in the `body` configuration option as well
         as in the ERROR HANDLING section. The decision to implement this
         feature was influenced by the example provided on a
         PAGI::FastAPI::Security page.

0.0.4  2026-08-05
       [DOCUMENTATION]
       - Included an AUTHENTICATION AND SECURITY part in the POD to highlight
         the dependencies and components of middleware and provided information
         about the new companion distribution called PAGI::FastAPI::Security
         for the ready-to-use schemes related to HTTP Bearer, HTTP Basic,
         API Key, and OAuth2 password-bearer.
       - Added a Pluggable Authentication item in Key Features List.
       - Added PAGI::FastAPI::Security and DBIx::Class::Async to SEE ALSO section.
       - Mentioned in the SYNOPSIS the introduction about the functionality
         of hand-rolled Bearer-token checks in this context and referring to
         PAGI::FastAPI::Security for production use.
       - Added a similar entry in README.md as well.
       [EXAMPLE]
       - Updated the example to demo authentication using PAGI::FastAPI::Security:
         eg/dbic_async_integration.pl

0.0.3  2026-08-04
       [EXAMPLE]
       - Added integration demo script:
         eg/integration_demo.pl

0.0.2  2026-08-04
       [BUGFIX]
       - Routes no longer consider metacharacters in their static paths
         (like ".", "+", "?") as wildcards. Only placeholders {param}
         are transformed into capture groups. Previously, it would allow
         the route '/items.json/{id}' to match paths like '/itemsXjson/{id}'.
       - The values of path parameters and query string parameters are now
         appropriately decoded: '%XX' and '+' decoding is now done as it
         should be according to the application/x-www-form-urlencoded rules.
         Until now strings like 'John%20Doe' were sent to handlers unchanged.
       - The request body reader no longer goes into an infinite loop when
         the PAGI server sends a non-'http.request' event (for example
         'http.disconnect') while transmitting POST/PUT/PATCH requests.
       - When registering routes, the process now fails with a clear message
         instead of just ignoring misconfiguration. For instance, absence
         of a 'handler' property, 'dependencies' property not being a HashRef
         or an ArrayRef is rejected immediately during route registration.
       [TESTING]
       - A new test was added in t/08-input_handling_and_registration.t
         covering the above-mentioned aspects.
       - A new test was added in t/09-external_async_resource_integration.t
         to cover DBIx::Class::Async integration.
       [EXAMPLE]
       - Added additional DBIx::Class::Async integrated application:
         eg/dbic_async_integration.pl

0.0.1  2026-08-03
       - Initial CPAN release.
       - Asynchronous routing engine built on top of PAGI ($scope, $receive, $send).
       - Type-safe parameter & POST JSON body validation via Type::Tiny.
       - Async Middleware pipeline support with built-in CORS helper (add_cors).
       - FastAPI-style Dependency Injection system via PAGI::FastAPI::Depends.
       - Integrated OpenAPI 3.1 schema (/openapi.json) and interactive Swagger UI (/docs).