v5.0.1

• Removed unused iltorb dependency.

v5.0.0

• Due to excessive compiler warnings on many platforms, we've decided to remove the new dependency on shrink-ray and allow for custom compression middleware.
• No longer include shrink-ray advanced compression by default.
• compression option now takes custom middleware or boolean.
• gzip option is deprecated in favor of compression.

v4.3.0

• Superstatic will now pass through configuration objects provided as the compression paramenter to the underlying compression library, allowing tuning of compression quality/behavior.

v4.2.1

• Silence warning when falling back to gzip compression.

v4.2.0

• Support brotli, zopfli compression via compression option.
• gzip option is deprecated in favor of compression.

v4.1.1

• Updated outdated dependencies.
• Normalize double-slashes to single slashes.

4.1.0

• Adds support for extensible rewriters. (#229)
• Redirects now preserve query parameters. (#228)
• Superstatic now supports hosting-nested config to support current firebase.json format. (#222, #227)

4.0.2

• #207 - don't allow the filesystem provider to reach directories above the root using relative ../ URLs

4.0.1

• #198 - Allow rewrite globs to match paths with extensions different from destination file.
• Remove CHANGELOG.md in favor of release list.

4.0.0 (Major Release)

This is a major release and contains significant API changes and substantial rewrites throughout Superstatic.

• All config is now camel-cased and only supports Firebase Hosting-style configuration.
  • routes is rewrites
  • clean_urls is cleanUrls
  • trailing_slash is trailingSlash
  • routes and rewrites now use array syntax (see README)
• The package has been slimmed down considerably to minimize external dependencies. LiveReload has been removed as a built-in option.
• Superstatic services have been removed. It is possible to inject middleware before and after any of the existing Superstatic stack middlewares using before and after options.
• The provider system has been completely rewritten. A provider is now just a simple Promise-returning function that takes a request and a path and returns a Promise resolving to an object including a stream, modified time, size, and etag.
  • An in-memory provider has been implemented at lib/providers/memory.js as a useful small example and test harness.
• .env.json is now only loaded when executing via CLI; otherwise env must be specified as a configuration object when calling the middleware.
• Added the stack option to the middleware to allow for custom feature sets. Specifying {stack: 'strict'} will guarantee to only use features that are available in Firebase Hosting production.