oak Change Log

Version 17.1.3

fix: decode path to avoid bypassing security checks (4b2f27e)

Version 17.1.2

fix: allow proxy middleware to reuse body from memo (#679)

Thanks @bodograumann

Version 17.1.1

fix: properly handle invalid URLs in router (05ab3b5)

Version 17.1.0

fix: updates to support Deno 2 (de20780)

Version 17.0.0

Releasing as a major release out of the abundance of caution in that the ability to re-read the body request is a breaking change (in a good way), but the update to oak/commons v1 and deno/std v1 introduced a couple of knock on minor breaking changes that might change some behaviors in unexpected ways.

There were no changes to support Deno v2 release candidate, but this is the first release to be tested against Deno v2.

feat: ability to re-read the body of the request (e099557)

When the body API was re-aligned to the Fetch Request API in v13, it also followed that the body can only be consumed a single time. This is unexpected for those using a middleware framework, where people generally expect to be able to read the body several times as they process the request.

This feature memoizes the body based on the type it was originally read as and then can be subsequently read as a compatible type.

If you read it first as one type and then switch to an incompatible type, the method will throw (for example, reading as an array buffer but then attempting to read as text).
refactor: use PropertyKey instead of key list (#662)
chore: run CI on canary (#672)
chore: migrate to std and commons v1 (d6f9d38)

There were some minor behavioral changes with media-types and HTTP errors that have impacted the behavior of oak.

Version 16.1.0

feat: support authority pseudo header for request (0c8b8da)
chore: create jekyll-gh-pages.yml (e1bceb9)
chore: redirect root github pages (4e4f5cd)
chore: migrate to commons 0.11 (cbf6ac1)

Version 16.0.0

feat: remove helpers module (3cd8bf5)

BREAKING CHANGE the helpers module was removed, it only provided a single function which was of little value.
fix: bun and node server respect abort signal (662d1fe)
refactor: break apart util, move form_data to commons (ba0ecaf)
refactor: move etag to middleware/etag and remove re-exports from std (70e4cbf)

BREAKING CHANGE The following APIs were being re-exported from etag, but have been present in Deno @std/http/etag for an extended period of time and the re-exports have been removed:
- calculate
- type ETagOptions
- type FileInfo
- ifMatch
- ifNoneMatch
chore: fix linting issues (785867e)
chore: publish more modules for documentation purposes (90db374)
chore: update to std 0.223 (7a766dc)
chore: add copyright header (9f6263e)
chore: additional infrastructure cleanup (3e875c9)
chore: more cleanup of unused fixtures (bbd2111)

Version 15.0.0

feat: migrate to @oak/commons/range (de1026f)

BREAKING CHANGE The migration to @oak/commons/range was a total rewrite of the range logic that was implemented in oak, and the previous exported APIs were no longer compatible, and therefore are no longer available in the mod.ts. If you are looking for lower level range support, see @oak/commons/range
chore: add publish workflow (c8e535f)
chore: update to std 0.222 and commons 0.8 (1265cde)
chore: fix linting in examples (c8ac46a)
chore: remove unused config file (f2df0ee)
chore: add publish exclusions (d2057e)
docs: fix typo in README (dd9cbda)

Version 14.2.0

chore: update codecov config (fcc7c96)
chore: update codecov config (af33378)
chore: update CI config (7a000b1)
chore: more CI changes (b6bfa86)
chore: merge in jsr changes (5e80e65)
chore: migrate to @oak/commmons 0.7.0 (8293071)
chore: remove npm build (1345298)
chore: move examples to use jsr, update inline docs (a746485)
docs: update README badges (b057920)
docs: update main export inline docs (98f4261)

Version 14.1.1

chore: update to std 0.218.2 (298bc6f)
docs: update router module doc (6a41fff)

Version 14.1.0

feat: add support for Bun (c7d6ae3)

oak natively supports the built in Bun HTTP server.
feat: initial Cloudflare Worker support (a7f87e5)

The oak application provides a Fetch Handler for Cloudflare Workers.
tests: ignore specific bun test (f3dc3d5)
chore: cleanup on http_server_native_request (27cf442)
docs: improve inline documentation (928d9f0)
docs: update readme (b46ee42)

Version 14.0.0

feat: send events immediately sends response to client (a3f0076)

BREAKING CHANGE Previous versions of oak would return a ServerSentEventTarget when calling .sendEvents() on the context, but would not send the response to the client until all the middleware completed processing. Now, the response is sent back to the client immediately (like the websocket .upgrade() method) which results in the ServerSentEventTarget being returned in a promise and also preventing any further changes to response by other middleware.

This has the benefit of meaning any events dispatched from within the main flow of the current middleware are sent to the client straight away instead of appearing to be buffered.
fix: http_server_native when closing with signal abort event (#639)
chore: update to std 0.217.0 (bc88315)

Version 13.2.5

fix: wrong file dynamically imported (#638)
fix: tag server constructors (120a024)
refactor: move to std assert (f8ab89e)
chore: update to std 0.215.0 (5b45806)
chore: update oak commons (151c6bd)

Version 13.2.4

fix: more global namespace fixes for node (f1b7d46)

Version 13.2.3

fix: shim more globals for node (d879951)

Version 13.2.2

fix: handle accessing Deno namespace better (4150b36)

Version 13.2.1

fix: don't access Deno namespace unguarded (5b49419)

Version 13.2.0

feat: use dynamic imports for node compat (db116d1)

Instead of depending on dnt to swap out modules for Node compatibility, there is a single codebase which dynamically imports modules based on runtime detection of the environment.
fix: fast check fixes (c6db0ac)
docs: update README badges (aafc571)
docs: fix typo in README badge (af7dc72)
chore: update https server example (#637)
chore: update github actions (44ddcbf)

Version 13.1.0

feat: make interop with Fetch API easier (4d4034b)

For code designed to work with the Fetch API's Request and Response (like Deno.serve()) there are now several features that make interop easier. There is now the serve() and route() middleware which will wrap a handler function to operate with oak.
fix: don't set content-type on body FormData (2e2f5da)

This was causing the boundary to not be set when responding with a FormData body and therefore making the browser unable to decode the body.
refactor: migrate to oak commons for media type utils (b075f2e)
refactor: migrate from .d.ts to .ts for type information (e3fcbcb)
tests: bulk refactor (81c81fe)
chore: update copyright dates (436577a)
chore: integrate import map into deno config (3d328cf)
docs: fix typo in README (567245e)

Version 13.0.1

fix: explicit typings for body (43bcd82)
fix: add type to body blob (b74b374)
chore: update to oak commons 0.5.2 (25d82e1)
docs: document body API in README (43de84a)

Version 13.0.0

feat: align request body better to Fetch API (bb996fe)

BREAKING CHANGE Previous versions of oak had a request body API that was fairly convoluted as oak evolved from the early days of Deno where there wasn't a built in APIs for handling HTTP requests. The Fetch API Request and Response have become the standard almost everywhere and make it easy to get ahold of a request body in many forms.

Inspired by this the ctx.request.body aligns to this API for the most part, but also still retains some of the advantages that oak provided like providing a ctx.request.body.type to help figure out what sort of body you are looking at as well as support for ctx.request.body.form().

This also leverages native Fetch API where possible which resolved a lot of issues with decoding multi-part forms. This does mean files that are uploaded to oak become web standard Files that are entries in FormData. This means multipart.ts has been removed from oak and the
refactor: use Deno.serve() instead of Deno.serveHttp() (bbae544)

BREAKING CHANGE As of Deno 1.40.0, Deno.serveHttp() is deprecated and will be removed in Deno 2.0. The Deno implementation of oak finally migrates to Deno.serve(). While this should be transparent in most cases, it has changed some of the options that can be used when using app.listen() to align to the Deno.serve() options. Also, unlike unstable Deno.serverHttp() Deno.serve() doesn't support HTTP/2, therefore it isn't currently possible to support HTTP/2 in oak.
fix: remove deprecated API, work around Deno bug (71a1d92)

There were a few other APIs that were deprecated in Deno 1.40.0 that did not impact the oak APIs, as well as a regression that has been fixed in patch releases that was worked around.
fix: issues in current versions of node (43733a0)

Current versions of Node.js had some issues that were not present in Node.js 16. These were resolved.
fix: application errors dispatched after default logic (f37796b)

Resolved #630
tests: add descriptions to some tests (9fb56b3)
chore: rework exports (4bb93fb)
chore: fix exports (6e2d9b3)
chore: remove unused dep (ebe6801)
chore: migrate to oak commons 0.5.0 (d5752e6)
chore: remove unstable tests (9dc5ca7)
chore: remove unused import (09fd336)
chore: update to std 0.212.0 (a854c72)
chore: fix exports (d416773)

Version 12.6.3

chore: add jsr metadata (6c30bdf)
chore: rename deno.jsonc to deno.json (681da74)
docs: fix typo in index.md (#600)

Version 12.6.2

chore: update to std 0.211.0, commons 0.4.0, dnt 0.39.0 (494aa7b)
chore: remove deno bundle ci task (8db4394)

Version 12.6.1

fix: untrack http conns when closed (da6d30d)
chore: remove unused lint pragma (614df5e)
chore: update to std 0.200.0 and dnt 0.38.1 (eb51995)
chore: fix type checking issue in build script (5ca2870)

Version 12.6.0

feat: add userAgent to request (e292470)

ctx.request now contains an object representing the user agent in a property called .userAgent.

See std/http/user_agent#UserAgent for more information. Inspired by #603.
chore: update to std 0.190.0 (4bf071d)
chore: update to dnt 0.36.0 (2f394bf)
chore: update dnt 0.37.0, std 0.193.0 (c052b2b)
docs: remove outdated comment (f0ad28b)

Version 12.5.0

feat: body parsing throws HTTP errors. (79349d7)

Now when parsing the body of a request, when an error is encountered, an HTTP error is thrown instead of a SyntaxError or TypeError. This makes it easier to respond to "bad requests" without additional error handling in middleware.
fix: allow setting headers and expose on Context.prototype.assert() (#605)

After migrating to HTTP errors from Deno std library, there were some regressions in functionality when passing options. This restores this lost functionality.
chore: update to std 0.188.0 (1534696)
chore: update to dnt 0.35.0 (02612c9)
chore: revert CI to stable (635af06)
chore: revert format change (91bf20f)
chore: migrate to std for method, ErrorStatus, RedirectStatus (4870970)
chore: update copyright years (022d50e)
docs: remove extra words in FAQ.md (#606)

Version 12.4.0

feat: add context to fetch for proxy (b025488)

When providing a fetch() method on proxy middleware init options, the method will be called with an init of { context } which includes the current context. This allows advanced usage cases where the context impacts how the fetch is handled (e.g. like setting upstream request headers, etc.).
chore: update to std 0.185.0 (07a011a)
chore: update to dnt 0.34.0 (5064a71)
chore: update to Deno 1.33 (e564135)
chore: move CI to deno canary (811f531)

Version 12.3.1

SECURITY fix: avoid parse middleware DDOS (03c6b74)

The parse middleware was using an exponentially complex regular expression to validate the Forwarded header on requests, making it trivial to create a request that would cause CPU exhaustion. This is now fixed.
chore: reduce 50MB.zip size (#487)

Version 12.3.0

feat: add MiddlewareObject (#589)

Middleware can be registered as a middleware function or a MiddlewareObject which is an object which has a handleRequest() method and optionally an init() which will be called when the application starts listening.
feat: add "close" event to Application (f564e38)

The Application now emits a "close" event when it has stopped handling requests.
feat: add Router.prototype.add to allow specifying methods (b8d0e80)

The .add() method can be used on router instances to register middleware with arbitrary sets of HTTP methods. This allows usage of uncommon HTTP methods as well as potentially procedural configuration of the router.
feat: add type guard (#502)

The isNativeRequest() type guard is added which makes it easier to detect if a request is a Deno native request in order to be able to safely access the original request.
fix: cleanup SSE and web socket on application close (11e4172)

Previously, if the application stopped listening (closed), it would not close down SSE or socket connections, therefore making it difficult to shutdown cleanly. Now it should.
fix: set body and headers when init'ing SSE (8685c7a)

oak 12.2.0 did not properly convert over to the std libraries SSE target. It now handles this properly.
docs: add "The response is not writable." to FAQs (be310ee)
docs: add "early eof" to FAQs (6d21b7a)

Version 12.2.0

feat: remove experimental support for Deno flash server (d9f8829)

Version 1.35 of Deno will remove the experimental flash server. The abstraction to the HTTP server that will be stabilised provides no benefit to oak, so the support for "flash" is being removed.
refactor: use SSE from std (9a6ae5d)

oak contributed http/server_sent_event to the Deno std library, and is now migrating to that.
refactor: use std library for etag (e95bc10)

oak contributed http/etag to the Deno std library, and is now migrating to that.
fix: update sseServer example (14a5b5c)
docs: remove experimental flash content from README (024aa8a)

Version 12.1.0

refactor: use KeyStack from std (d2eff20)

oak contributed KeyStack to the Deno std library, and is now migrating to that.
refactor: migrate to SecureCookieMap from std (b136fdc)

oak contributed its cookie management to the Deno std library, and is now migrating to that.

Version 12.0.1

fix: decode empty request bodies for JSON as null (fa98626)
fix: handle throwing in context construction (ba9b7cc)
fix: send() doesn't set content-length header (b62de95)

Version 12.0.0

feat: Router.prototype.all uses all methods (4ddc851)

BREAKING when using Router.prototype.all() to register middleware, it will now use all the methods (except OPTIONS) to register the middleware instead of an arbitrary set of common methods.
fix: use null prototype with cookie match cache (798eca7)
fix: Router.prototype.all omit OPTIONS method (98067a4)
fix: use "Allow" versus "Allowed" header for OPTIONS (3bcd4eb)
fix: update types for TypeScript 4.9 (31a1c7f)
fix: save route name during route matching (#574)
fix: zero content-length triggering max body size error (#552)
fix: remove unused function from flash server (01264e6)
chore: fix node tests (5ea9729)
chore: update checkout action (811e0ea)
chore: lint (b2a7356)
chore: fmt (507990e)
chore: rework ci (08a6e78)
chore: update to std@0.178 and dnt@0.33.1 (0a7d616)
tests: improve headers test coverage (#562)
docs: update info on handling formdata files (#555)

Version 11.1.0

feat: provide options for JSON replacing and reviving (855ecf0)

You can now set jsonBodyReplacer and jsonBodyReviver to assist when automatic decoding of JSON bodies in requests or responses occur. This allows custom logic to achieve things like handling bigints, circular references, and custom serialization of things like RegExp.
fix: add missing generic parameters for multiple middlewares (#549)
fix: refactor flash to align to Deno 1.25 release (f3976fc)
fix: add flash support to staticServer example (48130a2)
docs: repoint doc URL to just deno.land/x (8237e7a)

Version 11.0.0

feat: make overriding router parameter types easier (#513)

When route type inference breaks down, it was previously difficult to provide a different set of asserted route parameters. This now makes it easier.
feat: support Deno's experimental flash server (#545)

As of this release Deno canary includes the experimental flash HTTP server which dramatically increases performance when running in Deno CLI. It is expected to ship as unstable in Deno 1.25. See the README and module doc for information on how to enable the flash server.

oak's support for flash is also experimental at this point.
refactor: update deps, migrate more to std/http

Much of the common parts of oak have been being contributed back to std/http and refactoring to support this migration is underway. Because there are likely to be minor and subtle differences in how things operate, this release of oak is a major release. I am not currently aware of any major breaking changes, but wanted to ensure that people were consciously aware.
docs: don't await body.value in examples (dbabc1c)
docs: fix typo in multipart.ts JSDocs (#466)
docs: improve maxSize and maxFileSize in multipart.ts (#467)
chore: unpin deno version for CI (728ba71)

Version 10.6.0

feat: expose createHttpError (#525)
fix: don't block subsequent requests on a connection (#529)
fix: Deno.ListenTlsOptions detection (#521)
docs: add missing await in README static content example. (#506)
docs: "sever" to "server" in README (#509)
docs: fix FAQ entry for addEventListener (#511)
docs: fix typo in multipart.ts (#527)
chore: update to Deno 1.22.0, std 0.140.0, media_types 3.0.3 (17d9e61)
chore: fix ci (00ddfcd)

Version 10.5.1

chore: update to std 0.131.0, media_types 3.0.2, dnt 0.22.0 (c1e0ea9)
chore: update codecov action (#494)
chore: migrate to deno task and deno.jsonc (ccc39db)

Version 10.5.0

feat: application supports omitting options, defaults to port 0

You can now avoid "boilerplate" code, especially on Deploy with Application listen() by not passing any config options to start listening.
fix: update npm and fix issues
tests: de-duplicate test name
docs: add await to etag.calculate example (#480)
chore: update to Deno 1.19.2, std 0.128.0, media_types 2.12.3

Version 10.4.0

feat: support CJS for npm package (2f38652)

The npm distribution now includes ESM and CJS modules, enabling oak to be imported with require() in Node.js.
refactor: remove dynamic import (e776011)

Version 10.3.0

feat: add experimental support for Node.js (#479)

oak is now available as an Node.js npm package: @oakserver/oak. See oak and Node.js for more information.
chore: update to Deno 1.19.0, media_types 2.12.2 (a4104a6)

Version 10.2.1

docs: improve inline documentation (bd7e692)
chore: remove a workaround for a Deno bug (60327f9)

Version 10.2.0

feat: add support for custom content types when reading formdata (6cd2d53)

When reading a form data body, you can now supply a record of custom content types to extension to use when handling custom content types.
chore: update to Deno 1.18.1, std 0.123.0, media_types 2.12.1 (f399784)
docs: improve inline docs (8831d51)

Version 10.1.1

fix: correct negotiation algorithm (ad6b896)
fix: use interface to represent Deno.core instead of modifying global type scope (#444)
chore: update to Deno 1.18, std 0.122.0, media_types 2.12.0 (26a22e9)
chore: update CI to Deno 1.18 (a4d4c47)
chore: update copyright dates (dd3910f)
docs: Update README to represent changes made (#447)
docs: improve static content (#450)

Version 10.1.0

fix: type assignment issues with TS 4.5 and later (2e76d12)
fix: implement mock for Request#accepts (#432)
chore: update to Deno 1.17.0, std 0.118.0 and media_types 2.11.1 (aa4e961)
chore: remove dectyl (5aa9d23)
chore: add bundling tests (50f311e)

Version 10.0.0

feat: remove std/http and std/ws (#408)

BREAKING CHANGE

All HTTP native server implementations have been stabilized in Deno, so the support of std/http and std/ws have been removed. There is no way to "force" oak to use the Deno std/http.
feat: remove deprecated fetchEventHandler (6749922)

BREAKING CHANGE

The .fetchEventHandler() used with Deno Deploy which was deprecated has been removed. Deploy users should invoke oak just like they were using oak in the Deno CLI.
feat: add limit when getting a request body (34c179b)

BREAKING CHANGE

There is a default limit when reading a body to avoid DDOS attacks where a malicious client can send a body that is too large for the server to handle. To disable the feature, set the limit option when reading a body to 0 or Infinity.
feat: mocked contexts provide the cookies property (#422)

The testing utilities now allow cookies to be provided when creating a mock context.
feat: infer RouteParam types (9cf12d0)

BREAKING CHANGE

When using the Router() and adding middleware, the types have been updated to infer the route params property of the context from the route provided.

This means in certain situations where the route params were asserted by setting the generic value is no longer necessary and can actually cause type errors. Users should just remove explicit generic settings and instead allow the type to be inferred from the route string.
feat: add ignoreInsecure when setting a cookie (16cdcc1)

Users attempting to set secure cookies in what appears to be an insecure context can use the ignoreInsecure option when setting the cookie to suppress the error.
fix: refactor request.hasBody and request.body() (b1e2921)

In HTTP/2 many requests with a body would actually be set to a zero length body, since the body cannot be reliably determined until it is attempted to be read. As of Deno 1.16.1 this behavior is also reflected in HTTP/1.1 requests. This highlighted that .hasBody is not a reliable API, and code was refactored to handle this better, as well as handle zero length and undefined bodies in request.body(). When asserting a specific body type, and there is not a body present, a zero length body of the type requested is returned, previously this would have thrown. This means it is now always safe to request a specific body type from request.body().
fix: proxy middleware doesn't use global flag on regex (#429)
fix: decode path as URL, not component (dd4c091)

This fixed issues where path separators that are encoded in the path are not decoded, which is better aligned to expectations and other middleware frameworks.
docs: fix typo in Middleware import (#426)
docs: Improved readability for getting started section (#421)
docs: simplify code example (#414)
chore: update to Deno 1.16.1, std 0.114.0, media_types 2.11.0 (1a4e488)
chore: re-enable code cov upload (14b61cc)
chore: ignore lint rule (950cf48)
chore: update router examples (8463c22)

Version 9.0.1

feat: rename logging errors to uncaught application errors (be0390c)

For clarity, application errors are no longer labelled as coming from oak, but instead are labelled as uncaught application errors.
fix: ensure can close the native server by closing open http connections (#389)
fix: ensure code works with no check (6157784)
fix: upgrading connection to WebSocket (#401)
docs: fix typo in FAQs (#390)
docs: fix typo in README (#395)
chore: add jobs flag to tests in ci (50bbe52)
chore: only generate lcov on linux on ci (b956357)
chore: make useUnknownInCatchVariables type safe (6f680c9)
chore: move ci to Deno 1.14.0

Version 9.0.0

BREAKING CHANGE refactor: move to web crypto for cookie signing (14c6b47)

Use the web crypto APIs for cookie signing and validation instead of the Deno std library. This introduces a breaking change in that getting and setting cookies are now performed asynchronously due to async nature of the web crypto APIs. Both .cookies.get() and .cookies.set() return promises which should be awaited.
feat: support request event interface for Deploy (2aadac6)

Add support for the request event interface for Deno Deploy, which is the same API as the native Deno CLI http server API. This means that Deploy applications are started in the same way as if they are one the CLI, likely meaning that there is no change to using oak when moving between Deno CLI and Deploy. Deploy users should just await app.listen() like they would with CLI applications.

This also deprecates the app.fetchEventHandler() method. The method will be removed in future version of oak.
refactor: move to web crypto instead of std createHash (2156f76)

The web crypto APIs are now used for internal purposes like creating etags and generating temporary directories.
refactor: clean-up of logic in HttpError constructor (#381)
fix: listen event occurs on listen and contains correct info (44ab231)

The listen event would not be dispatched at the right time and potentially not contain correct information. This has been fixed.
fix: range requests properly handle single last byte requests (#373)

Fixes an edge case where range requests requesting a single last byte would fail.
fix: issue with types when using dom libs (7fcc494)
fix: allow streaming the request body multiple times (#384)
fix: malformed request url doesn't cause uncaught error (046c732)
fix: clear headers properly when uncaught error (83f0841)
chore: add easy dev container support (5eb2177)

The repository contains dev container information, making it easy to clone the repo on GitHub and have a development environment.
chore: update to Deno 1.13.1, std 0.105.0, media_types 2.10.1 (bc9b82b)
chore: update to dectyl 0.10.3 (bc81512)
docs: update request body types documentation in readme (#383)
docs: update information about cookies API (d08dce7)

Version 8.0.0

BREAKING CHANGE feat: add native request web socket support (9d1b770)

The ability to upgrade Deno native HTTP requests is support by Deno 1.12 and later and has been integrated into oak.

This also introduces a breaking change, where if using the std server with oak, the ctx.upgrade() will resolve with a web standard WebSocket interface, where previously it resolved with the non-standard std server interface.
BREAKING CHANGE feat: options for the way state is create for a context (f360e3f)

In oak v6 and prior, the context's .state was simply an alias to the application's .state. In v7, the context's .state was a clone of the application's .state. The problem was that not everything that could be assigned to the application's state was cloneable, leading to runtime errors when trying to handle requests.

In v8, the default behavior is similar to v7, but non-clone-able properties of the applications .state are skipped. In addition, there is a new application option which can be passed up creating a new application named contextState which takes one of several values:
- "clone" - this is the default behavior mentioned above.
- "alias" - this is the behavior of oak v6 and prior, where the application's .state strictly equals the context's .state.
- "prototype" - this creates a new .state for each context, using the application's .state as the prototype.
- "empty" - a new empty object is created for each context's .state.
feat: allow setting of an extension/content type map for send() (f8ee902)

send() takes a new option of contextTypes which is a record of extensions and content types to use. This allows extending and overriding of the existing media_types database when serving files.
feat: log uncaught errors by default (7669d12)

While the application has emitted "error" events for quite a while, many users are not aware of how listen for errors. Therefore by default, the application will log to stderr any uncaught errors that occur within the application. This behavior can be turned off by setting the application option logErrors to false when creating a new application.
fix(#352): fix content-length in Range requests (#353)
fix(#362): handle errors occurring during finalizing response (7d39e1f)

Previously, if there were issues finalizing the response, such as attempting to serialize to JSON the response's body, the error would be dispatched on the application, but a response would not be sent back to the client, just "hanging" the client. Now, an error response (500) should be sent back to the client.
docs: update readme (6efacb1)
chore: update to Deno 1.12.1, std 0.102.0, media_types 2.9.3 (4bc080c)
chore: update vscode settings (f4138f9)

Version 7.7.0

feat: improve inspection/console logging (bfbf061)

Most oak classes now utilise Deno's custom inspect API to provide better logging information.
feat: SSE can send keep-alive comments (3d27096)

When upgrading a connection to a server-sent-event target, the keepAlive option can be set to allow "polling" of the connection to keep it alive (as well as detect client disconnections without having to dispatch and event).
fix(proxy): Retain original search parameters (#347)

Search parameters in a proxied request are now forwarded.
fix(#343): parse out unique set-cookie headers

When setting multiple cookies in a response, adding additional cookies works properly.
fix: SSEStreamTarget handles connections closing properly (0678104)

When using SSE with the native HTTP, client connections closing will now trigger the "close" event properly.
chore: change ci to Deno 1.11.2 (bbd5fe4)
chore: restore lint comments until Deno 1.12 (93323c3)

Version 7.6.3

fix: type check under other targets (6fdb123)
fix: formatting (e51751c)
docs: correct typo (#342)

Version 7.6.2

feat: proxy supports content type callback (d471d1d)

Version 7.6.1

fix: handleError works correctly under Deploy (0d929ea)

Version 7.6.0

feat: improve support for Deno Deploy (2426ff2)

Fix issues with parsing certain request fields when running under deploy.
feat: add testing utilities (7baf73c)

Add utilities for make testing oak middleware easier. See Testing oak for more information.
feat: proxy middleware (bbc7ab7)

Add built in proxy middleware that makes it easier to do back to back proxy requests using Deno CLI or Deno Deploy.
fix(#328): use Referer instead of Referrer header (a9c56c7)
fix(#335): remove extra CRLF in multipart (#338)
fix(#333): if proxy is true, then parse headers for url (9a628e3)
fix(#327): properly handle setting multiple cookies (275fe08)
tests: fix response test fixture (5d66aa1)
tests: async try catch throws (b6288d6)
chore: refactor based on canary Deno updating to TS 4.3 (43d2699)
chore: incorporate upcoming Deno changes (7a69a57)
chore: update to Deno 1.11.1, std 0.99.0, media_types 2.9.0 (d9e5387)

Version 7.5.0

feat: allow overriding std/native HTTP servers (771e7b0)

Exported HttpSeverStd and HttpServerNative to allow these to be supplied when creating the application by passing the serverConstructor option, as well as updated documentation around how to accomplish this.
fix(#282): router.redirect() destination can be arbitrary URL (802435c)
fix(#319): ensure that at least one middleware is present in types (29326ef)
fix: upcoming TypeScript 4.3 changes (fe7ad3c)
docs: add information about Deno Deploy (3faadda)

Version 7.4.1

chore: update to Deno 1.10.1, std 0.96.0, media_types 2.8.4

Version 7.4.0

feat: add range support for send() (#303)

When using .send() oak announces support for ranges and is able to process the Range header along with If-Range header.
feat: add support for nested routers (#275)

Routers can now support "sub" or nested routers.
fix: properly close native listener (a7e053c)
fix: handle http connection errors (6d5f6d6)
fix: context.app.state is properly typed (81fcefa)
fix: setting response body to null or undefined returns 204 (af21480)
fix: no response body is null or undefined, not falsy (1481508)
refactor: allow non-void returns from middleware (b86f1da)
chore: restore Deno 1.9.1 to CI (9696760)
chore: Deno fmt updates (8398d6e)
chore: add example nested routing server (0d4b5d8)

Version 7.3.0

feat: better handling of readable streams in response body (#301)

Before, streams set as a body would always be assumed to be an Uint8Array readable stream. Now any readable stream set as the response body will be transformed automatically to an Uint8Array. In addition, when using the std/http version, readable streams were treated as async iterators, now they will be directly converted into a Deno.Reader.
fix: Deno 1.9.1 breaking changes (2527604)
fix: Deno 1.9.1 changes to native HTTP (0b8a7d8)
fix: better support for native HTTPS (e6d3e72)
chore: fix test cases for native request (8490b6f)
chore: update to Deno 1.9.1, std 0.94.0, media_types 2.8.2 (78c0997)
chore: revert to canary in CI until 1.9.1 available as action

Version 7.2.0

Because one minor release a day isn't good enough and:

feat: add app.fetchEventHandler() (#296)

Add a method which provides everything needed for handling Deno Deploy's FetchEvents.

Version 7.1.0

feat: enable server-sent events for native HTTP bindings (#293)

Server-sent events now work on both the std/http and the native HTTP server with Deno.
refactor: make connection optional for app.handle() (#294)

This was required to support Deno Deploy.
refactor: add fallback for structured clone when core unavailable (#295)

This was also required to support Deno Deploy, as it currently doesn't expose the low level APIs required to do structured cloning.

Version 7.0.0

feat: context.state is cloned from app.state (1590ac9)

This is also a breaking change, but in a way that is consistent with general expectations about how state works, in that Context::state is no longer global.
feat: add etag support (2a38d15)

The etag.ts module provides middleware and other tools to support ETags.
feat: .send() supports ETag and If-None-Match automatically (be80283)

Using .send() to send files in responses will automatically handle setting and validating ETags from clients to deal with determining if files have changed.
feat: Support Deno's native HTTP server (59e7a00)

As of Deno 1.9.0, Deno supports a native HTTP server and now oak supports both the std/http server and the native one. It does this transparently to the user, so if the new native APIs are available, they will be used.

Currently to have the APIs available, you have to start Deno with the --unstable flag.
refactor: support native HTTP request on request body (96373ac)

Using the Request::body is fully supported with the native HTTP server and because of this the request body type of "stream" is supported, which will return the body as a ReadableStream<Uint8Array>.

This also makes a breaking change where the "raw" body type was renamed "bytes" to better reflect what is occurring.

This also works around an issue with Deno where when reading the response body, the response fails.
refactor: minor refactors and removal of deprecated Deno APIs (993efa7)
chore: remove unused import (33f7463)
chore: remove unused lint rule (0ff0574)
chore: chore: update to Deno 1.9.0, std 0.93.0, media_types 2.8.1 (ac5c426)

Version 6.5.1

chore: Update to Deno 1.8.3, std 0.92.0, media_types 2.8.0
chore: add code coverage and badge to README
chore: migrate CI to official Deno actions
docs: minor type fixes
docs: add this CHANGELOG

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