Common#1.1.2

Bug fixes

• fix(common): Rethrow errors in suppress decorator (#47)

Socket#2.0.0

Features

• Added wrap option for @io(WrapperClass?) decorator, see @socket() decorator for details

Breaking changes

• Renamed
  • @callback() to @ack()
  • @GlobalMiddleware() for socket global middleware to @Middleware()
  • Renamed @namespace() to @controller(namespace: string, middleware?: Function | Function[])
• Removed
  • @Middleware(middleware: Function | Function[]) - use Controller based middleware
  • deprecated bootstrapSocketIO(io: SocketIO.Server, Controllers) - Attaches controllers to IO server - use attachControllers() instead
  • deprecated attachControllerToSocket(io: SocketIO.Server, socket: SocketIO.Socket, Controllers) - Attaches controllers to Socket - use attachControllersToSocket() instead

Mongoose#2.0.0

FEATURES

• schema() helper function added in order to reach mongoose schema in the same way, with @decorators/mongoose class

BREAKING CHANGES

• removed deprecated @set() = @option()
• renamed bootstrapMongoose to model(...)
• renamed ModelClass

Mongoose#1.2.1

• Fixed model ctx for DI

Common#1.1.1

• Fix for @catch() to provide proper arguments if original function returns Promise (async function)

Common#1.1.0

• Moved project back to es5
• @catch() now accepts all passed arguments of the original function and error, e.g.:

@Catch((volume: number, e: Error) => {
  // ...
})
sound(volume: number) {}

Socket#1.4.0

This PR fixes:

1. Controller DI (closes #29)

{ provide: UserController, deps: [UserService] }

2. Renamed methods bootstrapSocketIO and attachControllerToSocket (see README for details)

Mongoose#1.2.0

1. Model DI (closes #35)
2. Cleaned up README (closes #33)

Express#1.3.0

1. Moved express-related types to package interfaces
2. @request decorator accepts optional parameter name (closes #27)
3. Controller DI (closes #28)

Mongoose#1.1.2

• Add options parameter to Model decorator
• Mark Set and Option decorator as deprecated (emit console warning)
• Update README.md accordingly