v5.0.0

Breaking Changes:

• removed req.cloudflare object entirely.

  you should instead use the req.geo object for geolocation data and req.raw for more full in-depth data about the incoming request.

• configuration file must be named .darkflare.ts now.

• Deno is now required instead of Node.js.

  • we’re currently working on an alternative for dependabot.

  • you can still use eslint for linting, but we’re currently trying to find a better solution.

New Features:

• you can now mention environment variables in your config.

  import { configure } from 'https://deno.gg/darkflare'
  
  export default configure(env => ({
    storage: env.storage
  }))

  but remember: they can only be accessed at runtime and are undefined during build time!

• Mail class available now

  send a email to one or more people using mailchannels.

• Webhook class available now

  schedule a webhook with a payload and a optional secret for authentication.

• UserAgent class available now

  get basic about the user agent of the incoming request, e.g. their browser, device, engine, os, cpu and whether they’re a bot.

• modules out now!

  • darkflare/cli

    deno install -n darkflare --allow-all https://deno.gg/darkflare@v5.0.0/cli

  • darkflare/realm

    import { Schema } from 'https://deno.gg/darkflare@v5.0.0/realm'

  • darkflare/jwt

    import { jwtSign, jwtDecode, jwtVerify } from 'https://deno.gg/darkflare@v5.0.0/jwt'

    currently a copy of tsndr/cloudflare-worker-jwt.

  • darkflare/types

    an up-to-date copy of cloudflare/workers-types.

    {
      "compilerOptions": {
        "types": [
          "https://deno.gg/darkflare@v5.0.0/types"
        ]
      }
    }

Other Changes:

• @darkflare/eslint-config is being discontinued for now and might be replaced by our own linter later on.