v0.8.0 - Fastify 5 support!

This is substantially the same code as v0.7.0, but for Fastify 5.x.

v0.7.0 - last Fastify 4.x version!

Identical to v0.7.0-alpha.8, just finalized.

THIS WILL BE THE LAST FASTIFY 4.x VERSION. Maybe some bug fixes, but also maybe not. Time for us to upgrade.

v0.7.0-alpha.8

• replaced postPathItemBuild with postOperationBuild as it does more accurately what you actually want to do (and it was incoherent to pass the whole PathItemObject for every operation within a pathitem anyway)

v0.7.0-alpha.7

• bug: fixed how root securities were being presented

v0.7.0-alpha.6

• bug fix: while the new security system was working, it wasn't including security: in the actual OAS doc. woops.

v0.7.0-alpha.5: autowired security!

(there was an -alpha.4 but this supercedes it)

This is a relatively big release: it adds autowired security. A full release will come with more details on how to use it, but consult autowired-security.spec.ts for a precise:

• internal: moved to pnpm and vitest
• autowired security works; by default it's disabled. In a nutshell: enable it, specify your security schemes, and the plugin will generate route-level onRequest hooks to validate user input as per your instructions.
  • full disclosure: not sure this stays in this plugin, at least as it is. I find it useful for me, but it's kind of spreading out past just "OpenAPI". On the other hand, it's really valuable and it syncs your stated security schemes with your underlying route logic.

v0.7.0-alpha.3

• bug fix: added required: true to output for path parameters (I misread the spec)

A future TODO is to rework the test suite to run all of them through the doc validator to catch this sort of thing.

v0.7.0-alpha.2

Only 30 minutes later, because I forgot the other thing I wanted to do:

• Added Scalar support. Scalar is a relatively new OpenAPI doc renderer, and it's really slick. Enable it by passing publish: { ui: 'scalar' }.

v0.7.0-alpha.1

• IMPORTANT: I relicensed this project to MIT.
• No breaking changes, but I bumped a minor to indicate that it's chonky.
• So this is embarrassing, but I didn't realize I never promoted the full OAS operation to the GitHub version, just my private GitLab. ...oops. Rectified now, along with all tests that go with it. So it, uh. Works right, now.
• I cleaned up the repo across the board - much more in-depth eslinting and general code-quality stuff.
• CI now tests against Node 20 and 22.

Full Changelog: v0.6.0-alpha.2...v0.7.0-alpha.1

v0.6.0-alpha.2: type signature change for reexport from openapi3-ts

• breaking change: the exported OAS31 is now done correctly, as several-years-later Ed knows how a type works now (sometimes( (provisionally)