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v0.2.0
protectedRelease: v0.2.0c4b08acb · ·v0.2.0 - Major functionality update: beyond `getJson()` and `postForJson()`, m3api-rest now supports the following: - request methods: - GET - POST - PUT - DELETE - PATCH - request body content types: - `application/json` - `application/x-www-form-urlencoded` - `multipart/form-data` - response body content types: - `application/json` - `text/plain` - `text/html` Yielding the following full list of request functions: - `getJson()` - `getText()` - `getHtml()` - `postForJson()` - `postForText()` - `postForHtml()` - `putForJson()` - `putForText()` - `putForHtml()` - `deleteForJson()` - `deleteForText()` - `deleteForHtml()` - `patchForJson()` - `patchForText()` - `patchForHtml()` - BREAKING CHANGE: `getJson()` and `postForJson()` can now return `String` instances in addition to objects and arrays, if the server returns JSON-encoded strings. (This is unlikely for MediaWiki core’s REST API endpoints, but common in the Wikibase REST API.) - BREAKING CHANGE: The `body` property of the `RestApiServerError`, `RestApiClientError` and `UnexpectedResponseStatus` classes is now documented with the type `*` (“any”) rather than `string|Object`. The previous type was incorrect – if the server response is JSON, m3api-rest just decodes it for the error without checking if it’s an object or not. (You almost certainly don’t need to care about this change, but it’s technically breaking.) -
v0.1.1
protectedRelease: v0.1.139a9f980 · ·v0.1.1 - Updated the library for the new network interface of m3api v1.1.0, so that it can be used together with that version. (This also unlocks many new features in m3api-rest, which will be implemented in a subsequent release.) - Introduced a new error type, `IncompatibleResponseType`, thrown if the server responds with an incompatible response type. - Updated dependencies.
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v0.1.0
protectedRelease: v0.1.024004bf1 · ·v0.1.0 Initial release, including: - `getJson()` and `postForJson()` functions, for making GET and POST requests returning JSON data. - path`` template literal tag function, for encoding request paths. - `getResponseStatus()` function, for getting the HTTP status code of a response. - `RestApiServerError`, `RestApiClientError`, `UnexpectedResponseStatus`, `InvalidResponseBody`, and `UnknownResponseError` error classes thrown by these functions.