This release marks the point where all features are implemented and tested for the current list of classes. Functionality lists were provided by MDN documentation for each DOM class.

The PhpGt/Dom repository changed its namespaces to become consistent with the whole of WebEngine. This was a backwards breaking change, which has been fixed in this release.

• Set port number in settings constructor
• Refactor db-migrate script
• Dependencies updated to avoid major bug with Illuminate’s dependency injector

The abstract TokenStore class defines how Csrf tokens can be handled. This release includes the ArrayTokenStore mechanism for saving an easily serialisable data structure to your own persistent storage mechanism, such as the session.

Certain queries are better to use ? placeholders rather than :named placeholders, typically queries where the placeholder can be inferred by the query name.

For example, the getById query should only take the one parameter, which doesn’t need to be named “id” when calling.

Clean, improved syntax:

$customer = $db["customer"]->getById(123);

Rather than:

$customer = $db["customer"]->getById(["id" => 123]);

Bugfix when finding the root project path.

During migration, each migration script is hashed and stored in the database to prevent accidental edits to already-migrated scripts. The migration tool will halt without altering the database if any edit is detected.

When using multiple Logic objects, like when there are _Commons involved, the Before/Go/After order will be respected over all Logics.

Many bugs have been fixed working with subsequent query calls.

Basic database migration functionality implemented.

Rows are now Iterable. Exceptions are thrown by default. Parameters have their placeholder characters set by default. ResultSet::hasResult added.

Caches fetched results so that subsequent calls provide expected results.

Now the ResultSet and contained Row objects can be accessed as arrays. The data can be iterated or jsonSerialized without manual casting.

Query results will not be stored in memory, rather they are represented by a ResultSet which will fetch each Row as you iterate the ResultSet.

DatabaseClient now constructs with only a list of settings objects. Settings/drivers are passed throughout queries.

The DatabaseClient, QueryCollection and Query classes all use the correct factory methods to get to the necessary Query itself.

Query files, SQL or PHP, are loaded using the QueryFactory. QueryCollections are loaded using the QueryCollectionFactory.

Everything is loaded through the Gt\Fetch namespace, as per the PhpGt styleguide.

Now the response’s text() and json() promises are implemented.

There is a lot of refactoring and unit testing to be done now that the proof of concept is complete.

Promises are passed the response object containing the headers, body and response info.

The requests are being made asynchronously now. Response object is to be developed next. For now, the curl object is returned as the response.

All methods are tested before work starts on the Request class.

Promises are working and tested, marking the true start of this library’s progress. There is no cURL functionality built in yet.