1.0.0

Added

• Additional ngrok passthrough args: hostname and host_header.
• Documentation improvements.

Fixed

• When calling update-config, dashes - are converted to underscores _ to match the config.
• Stability improvements.

0.0.12

Added

• Stable test suite.

Changed

• Replaced response_json and response_xml plugins with response_echo plugin.
• Renamed --list-plugins to --available-plugins.

Fixed

• Stability improvements.
• Documentation improvements.

0.0.8

Added

• Usage examples to documentation.
• Plugin development documentation.
• --request and --content-type args to pass response body data directly from the CLI without the need for a plugin or script.

Changed

• Replaced underscores with dashes in CLI args.
• Renamed --request CLI arg to--request-script.
• Renamed --response CLI arg to --response-script.
• Renamed last_request config to request_script.
• Renamed last_response config to response_script.

Fixed

• Documentation improvements.

0.0.7

Added

• Additional ngrok passthrough args: region, subdomain, and auth.
• list-plugins and enabled-plugins to the CLI.
• --request to the CLI, a Python script whose run(request) method will be called by the default /webhook after all request plugins have run.
• --response to the CLI, s Python script whose run(request, response) method will be called by the default /webhook after all response plugins have run.
• Better console output.
• API documentation.

Changed

• Combined config-related CLI commands into single command, set-config KEY VALUE.

Fixed

• Stability improvements.

0.0.6

Fixed

• Default config file was not being included in previous packages.

0.0.3

Added

• Console output during server/tunnel startup.
• POC implementation of colorful, more organized output.

0.0.2

Added

• Manager to handle state of the Flask server, pyngrok, tunnel, etc.
• POC implementation to dynamically pull in blueprints, request/response processing, etc.
• README improvements for basic usage.

0.0.1

Added

• POC implementation that opens a pyngrok tunnel to a Flask server. Requests sent to /webhook are dumped to the logs for inspection.