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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

[3.6.4] - 2018-11-11

Added

  • "Expose headers in CORS function", is added in this release.

Changed

  • "Login Feature Bug Fixes", in this release.

[3.6.3] - 2018-11-09

Added

  • "Separate Header Functions file", is added in this release.

Changed

  • "Login Feature Bug Fixes", in this release.

[3.6.2] - 2018-11-08

Added

  • "JWT specific JWS related Algorithm field", is added in user_auth_tokens db table, in this release.

[3.6.1] - 2018-11-05

Added

  • "PHPMailer v6.05", is added in this release.

Removed

  • "PHPMailer v6.02", ts removed in this release.
  • "OPAuth", is removed in this release.

[3.6.0] - 2018-11-05

Added

  • "JWT Auth Token Functions with HS256 algorithm", is added in this release.
  • "JWT Auth Token related DB Table", is added in this release.
  • "User Authentication and Info functions for REST API", is added in this release.

Changed

  • "few DB related files", are renamed.
  • "Copyright notice", is updated.

[3.4.0] - 2018-09-24

Added

  • "Separate Route Functions", file is added in this release.

Changed

  • "routing specific files", are renamed.

[3.3.0] - 2018-06-03

Added

  • "Additional Session Backends", i.e. Single Redis Server, is supported in this release with corresponding Config options.
  • "Specific Session Settings", are added, to stay in sync with PHP v7.2 and later.

Removed

  • "Specific Session Settings", are removed, to stay in sync with PHP v7.2 and later. More info can be checked, by referring in the /index.php file, for removed Session Settings, that are removed before PHP v7.2.

[3.2.0] - 2018-05-15

Added

  • "Halite v4.41", is added in this release. Checks are included to gracefully not load Halite Library, when errors happen with Libsodium.

Removed

  • "Halite v4.01", is removed.

[3.1.0] - 2018-05-14

Removed

  • "Cryptographic Libraries", Old Versions Support is removed, due to non-compatibility / installation issues w.r.t. Libsodium and old PHP Versions (< PHP v7.2.0) respectively.

[3.0.0] - 2018-05-14

Added

  • "PHP v7.2", is fully supported.
  • "RBAC related DB Tables", added in this release.
  • "Virtual Cron Management", related DB Table is added in this release.
  • "Comprehensive Encryption Support", based on Libsodium, that includes latest Symmetric / Asymmetric Encryption libraries support, in the framework.
  • "Constant Time Encoding v2.0", is added in this release.
  • "PHPMailer v6.02", is added in this release.
  • "UUID", Class is added in this release.
  • "DBManager", Class, by Mr.Pradeep Ganapathy (Pradeep Ganapathy [email protected]) is added in this release.
  • "Halite", Class, by Mr.Pradeep Ganapathy (Pradeep Ganapathy [email protected]) is added in this release.
  • "Logger", Class, by Mr.Pradeep Ganapathy (Pradeep Ganapathy [email protected]) is added in this release.

Removed

  • "PHPmailer v5.27", is removed.
  • "PHPExcel" library is removed, as it is Deprecated.

[2.0.0] - 2018-04-02

Changed

  • "Ajax Route" sub-classified to define Ajax Calls and REST Web Service Endpoints separately.
  • "Separate folders" are used to hold files for Ajax Calls (ajax-pages) and REST Web Service Endpoints (rest-apis).
  • "Common Folder, i.e., ajax-common" is used to hold common files.
  • "Controller" is enabled to deal the above ajax route sub-classification.

[1.0.0] - 2018-04-02

Added

  • "Basic Routing Engine", that allows Static / Dynamic Route Definition
  • "Main Config", for the framework setup
  • "PHP itself, used as a template engine", to avoid another template engine syntax
  • "Ajax Calls / REST API Endpoints" can be defined in same Ajax Route Concept.
  • "Admin / Frontend" template folders isolation.
  • "Front Controller Pattern" is used.
  • "Virtual Cron Manager", setup included.
  • "Many Security Wrappers / Conventions" for reasonable application security.
  • "Minimalistic Code", as this is gist of last few years of code consolidation (from 2014 minimum, even though, the early attempts date back to 2009 and before).