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Release 0.18

One step closer.

New items

  • Server Engine revel/revel#998 The server engine implementation is described in the docs
  • Allow binding to a structured map. revel/revel#998 Have a structure inside a map object which will be realized properly from params
  • Gorm module revel/modules/#51 Added transaction controller
  • Gorp module revel/modules/#52
  • Autorun on startup in develop mode revel/cmd#95 Start the application without doing a request first using revel run ....
  • Logger update revel/revel#1213 Configurable logger and added context logging on controller via controller.Log
  • Before after finally panic controller method detection revel/revel#1211 Controller methods will be automatically detected and called - similar to interceptors but without the extra code
  • Float validation revel/revel#1209 Added validation for floats
  • Timeago template function revel/revel#1207 Added timeago function to Revel template functions
  • Authorization to jobs module revel/module#44 Added ability to specify authorization to access the jobs module routes
  • Add MessageKey, ErrorKey methods to ValidationResult object revel/revel#1215 This allows the message translator to translate the keys added. So model objects can send out validation codes
  • Vendor friendlier - Revel recognizes and uses deps (to checkout go libraries) if a vendor folder exists in the project root.
  • Updated examples to use Gorp modules and new loggers

Breaking Changes

  • http.Request is no longer contained in revel.Request revel.Request remains functionally the same but you cannot extract the http.Request from it. You can get the http.Request from revel.Controller.Request.In.GetRaw().(*http.Request)

  • http.Response.Out Is not the http.Response and is deprecated, you can get the output writer by doing http.Response.GetWriter(). You can get the http.Response from revel.Controller.Response.Out.Server.GetRaw().(*http.Response)`

  • Websocket changes. revel.ServerWebsocket is the new type of object you need to declare for controllers which should need to attach to websockets. Implementation of these objects have been simplified

Old


func (c WebSocket) RoomSocket(user string, ws *websocket.Conn) revel.Result {
	// Join the room.
	subscription := chatroom.Subscribe()
	defer subscription.Cancel()

	chatroom.Join(user)
	defer chatroom.Leave(user)

	// Send down the archive.
	for _, event := range subscription.Archive {
		if websocket.JSON.Send(ws, &event) != nil {
			// They disconnected
			return nil
		}
	}

	// In order to select between websocket messages and subscription events, we
	// need to stuff websocket events into a channel.
	newMessages := make(chan string)
	go func() {
		var msg string
		for {
			err := websocket.Message.Receive(ws, &msg)
			if err != nil {
				close(newMessages)
				return
			}
			newMessages <- msg
		}
	}()

New

func (c WebSocket) RoomSocket(user string, ws revel.ServerWebSocket) revel.Result {
	// Join the room.
	subscription := chatroom.Subscribe()
	defer subscription.Cancel()

	chatroom.Join(user)
	defer chatroom.Leave(user)

	// Send down the archive.
	for _, event := range subscription.Archive {
		if ws.MessageSendJSON(&event) != nil {
			// They disconnected
			return nil
		}
	}

	// In order to select between websocket messages and subscription events, we
	// need to stuff websocket events into a channel.
	newMessages := make(chan string)
	go func() {
		var msg string
		for {
			err := ws.MessageReceiveJSON(&msg)
			if err != nil {
				close(newMessages)
				return
			}
			newMessages <- msg
		}
	}()
  • GORM module has been refactored into modules/orm/gorm

Deprecated mathods

  • revel.Request.FormValue() Is deprecated, you should use methods in the controller.Params to access this data
  • revel.Request.PostFormValue() Is deprecated, you should use methods in the controller.Params.Form to access this data
  • revel.Request.ParseForm() Is deprecated - not needed
  • revel.Request.ParseMultipartForm() Is deprecated - not needed
  • revel.Request.Form Is deprecated, you should use the controller.Params.Form to access this data
  • revel.Request.MultipartForm Is deprecated, you should use the controller.Params.Form to access this data
  • revel.TRACE, revel.INFO revel.WARN revel.ERROR are deprecated. Use new application logger revel.AppLog and the controller logger controller.Log. See logging for more details.

Features

  • Pluggable server engine support. You can now implement your own server engine. This means if you need to listen to more then 1 IP address or port you can implement a custom server engine to do this. By default Revel uses GO http server, but also available is fasthttp server in the revel/modules repository. See the docs for more information on how to implement your own engine.

Enhancements

  • Controller instances are cached for reuse. This speeds up the request response time and prevents unnecessary garbage collection cycles.

Bug fixes

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