Releases: codefyphp/codefy
Releases · codefyphp/codefy
V2.0.1
The interfaces ServerRequestInterface
and ResponseInterface
was removed from the BaseController
constructor.
Mathias Verraes - v2.0.0 LTS
This is the second major release of CodefyPHP and the first long-term support release. This release is dedicated to @mathiasverraes (Mathias Verraes) because his code buttercup.protects is the foundation of CodefyPHP.
v1.0.6
- feature: Set base middlewares in
config/app.php
- fix: Visibility and permissions for filesystem
v2.0.0-BETA1
- feature - Public properties to enhance rapid development
- feature - Static class
Codefy.php
- feature - SMTP service provider
v1.0.5
- Breaking change in the
BaseController
to fix caching issue and for injection to work correctly.
v1.0.4
- Added
SessionService
as a dependency toBaseController
v1.0.3
- Added cookie and session to
Injector
- Added HttpSession dependency to
BaseController
- Added
SapiEmitter
todispatchRouter
method.
v1.0.2
- Added
Application::APP_VERSION
toConsoleApplication.php
- Added a few shared aliases to
Application.php
v1.0.1
- Added Uuid command to generate a random Uuid string
- Added Ulid command to generate a random Ulid string
- Updated documentation link in the readme
- Updated the logo in the readme
Eric Evans - v1.0.0
Welcome to the first release of the CodefyPHP Framework. The first release of the framework is dedicated to Eric Evans, the founder and thought leader of Domain Language and author of Domain-Driven Design. Codefy was developed to help ease the development for domain-driven projects. Nevertheless, you can use Codefy for non domain-driven projects as well.
Features
- Contracts and abstractions for building domain driven projects
- Dual template engines
- Dual query builders with migrations
- Native console commands
- Native service providers
- Robust routing
- A powerful routing engine
- Robust dependency injector for bootstrapping
- Multiple PSR implementations