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v1.0.2 Release

18 Aug 12:30
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Bug fixes

  • Fix auth webhooks with Nodejs v16.x (0a3c785)
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v1.0.1 Release

16 Aug 12:23
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Improvements

  • Update runtime version of AWS Lambda Function to Node.js v16.x (#5, 0f9b8dd)
  • Improve configuration of aws credentials (9a1ac3d)
  • Improve filename of aws cloud formation template for package (f3484a7)
  • Update documentation (6ec2ea9)
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v1.0.0 Release

10 Aug 09:03
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New features

  • Private registry compatible with Composer 1 and 2
  • Deploy the service in a few minutes with Amazon AWS Cloud Formation
  • Fully manage the remote service with the Progressive Web Application or the API Rest
  • Server messages and the Progressive Web Application are localized in multiple languages
  • Authenticate with the AWS IAM Credentials (access key id and secret access key)
  • Available drivers:
    • Github
    • Gitlab
  • Tiggers:
    • create the Composer package definition when the branch or tag is created
    • remove the Composer package definition when the branch or tag is deleted
    • refresh the commit SHA1 on each commit
  • Storage:
    • store the Composer package definitions, API keys and config in the DynamoDB
    • put in cache the package versions and providers in S3
    • track the download count of each package version by Composer
  • API Rest to:
    • configure the server
    • list the repositories
    • enable or disable manually each repositories
    • generate or delete the token used by the Webhooks
    • list the API keys
    • generate or delete an API key
    • list the package versions
    • generate all package definitions for a specific repository
    • show the details of each package version
    • refresh all packages or a specific package version
    • delete all packages or a specific package version
    • clean and rebuild the cache
  • CLI commands to manage the remote service:
    • enable or disable manually each Github repositories
    • enable or disable manually each Gitlab repositories
    • generate or delete the token used by the Github Webhooks
    • generate or delete the token used by the Gitlab Webhooks
    • generate or delete an API key
    • generate all package definitions for a specific repository
    • refresh all packages or a specific package version
    • delete all packages or a specific package version
    • show the Github tokens
    • show the Gitlab tokens
  • CLI commands to create and deploy manually:
    • configure interactively the project
    • create or remove the S3 bucket to deploy the code
    • build, package, and deploy automatically the project in AWS API Gateway, Lambda, SQS, DynamoDB, S3, IAM,
      and Cloud Watch with the Cloud Formation stack
    • remove the project on AWS (but keeping all the data in DynamoDB and S3)
    • serve the server in local for tests
  • All CLI commands use the API Rest of the Server
  • Auto configuration of the CLI tool:
    • authentication can be doing with the AWS Security Token Service (session token) or the AWS IAM Credentials
    • automatically configuration of the AWS credentials if the Shared Credentials File
      is present on your machine
    • automatically configuration of the AWS regions if the Shared Config File is present on your machine
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