Releases: cloudflare/node-cloudflare
v2.9.1
2.9.1 (2021-08-29)
$ npm install [email protected]
v2.7.0
2.7.0 (2019-09-16)
$ npm install [email protected]
This is a relatively minor maintenance release.
Changelog
Features
v2.6.0
2.6.0 (2019-07-23)
$ npm install [email protected]
This is a relatively minor maintenance release.
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Features
- API Token support for scoped API tokens. (d28eeb4f) 🎉 @luisfavila!
- Export DNS records as BIND files. (c7d48ad1) (#39) 🎉 @mikehardenize!
Workers API
2.5.0 (2018-7-24)
Workers
This release includes endpoints to support managing Cloudflare Workers.
Changelog
Features
- Workers API (92af8b02) 🎉 @hankjacobs!
v2.4.0: Corporate Proxy Support
2.4.0 (2018-1-11)
Corporate Proxy Support
Now automatically configures an HTTPS proxy agent if HTTPS_PROXY
is configured in the environment. Hosts, IPs, and CIDRs are respected in NO_PROXY
.
Work is underway to farther customize the proxy configuration, disable it completely, as well as providing your own HTTPS agent. Look forward to that in future releases.
API Documentation
JSDoc generated documentation is finally available! Check it out! Of course, continued improvements are welcome.
Changelog
Features
Doc
- api: add JSDoc to main interface and resources (de16c41)
v2.3.0
v2.2.0
v2.1.0
v2.0.0
2.0.0 (2016-12-30)
Features
- all: simplified endpoint development (8bbdc0a)
Breaking Changes
-
Unfortunately, working with version 1 of the Cloudflare
bindings was a pain. As users, you were subject to a weird API
structure, strict—and often incorrect—local validation logic, and having
to use a client that was missing most of the API endpoints. For me
(hi!), it was hard to get validation logic accurate, keeping the models
complete, and adding support for the entire API.This pre-release introduces a ground-up rewrite of the bindings to
address these issues.- Endpoints and methods are now generated from a simple specification.
- Removal of those pesky model objects and the inaccurate validation
logic they contained. - Methods are now directly on the resource objects.
- Faster (and more direct) unit tests using testdouble.
- You can now provide authentication when calling resource methods,
which overrides the client's authentication, and "User Service Keys"
are completely supported.