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Relax Version 2.2.0 Is Now Available

Jon Clausen March 05, 2016

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Jon Clausen

March 05, 2016

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Relax version 2.2.0, for Coldbox, is now available and includes a number of bug fixes and improvements.  Relax, aptly subtitled "RESTful tools for lazy experts", is a Coldbox module, which makes it easy for developers to conduct modeling, documentation and testing for their RESTful APIs.   The easiest way to get started with Relax is by installing it via CommandBox from the root of your ColdBox application:


box install relax

Once Relax is installed, an example API is available to help you get started. Additional documentation is also available.  To upgrade your existing installation of Relax, simply run:


box update relax

Happy coding!

Release Notes - ColdBox Relax - Version 2.2.0:

Bug

  • [RELAX-12] - Sample API is excluded
  • [RELAX-20] - The Resource URL changes for every code change

New Feature

  • [RELAX-17] - Make test shell full URL rewritable
  • [RELAX-18] - Ability to view resource details from doc viewer

Improvement

  • [RELAX-4] - Remove dependency on sessions
  • [RELAX-21] - Update StringBuffer to StringBuilders
  • [RELAX-22] - Updated build scripts for using DocBox
  • [RELAX-23] - Travis CI integration for tests
  • [RELAX-24] - Update of all dependencies of the shell tester

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