- Introduced IPFS peer information handling for improved network discovery and configuration.
- Added validation for the 64-hex swarm key, ensuring proper input during installation.
- Updated the installer to collect and store IPFS peer details, enhancing the setup experience for private networks.
- Enhanced the production setup to configure IPFS peering for better node discovery in private environments.
- Improved documentation to reflect new IPFS-related configuration options and swarm key requirements.
- Consolidated development commands into a new `dev` command group for better organization.
- Introduced a `prod` command group to manage production environment operations.
- Updated Makefile to simplify the development environment setup and improve logging.
- Enhanced README to clarify the development process and health check requirements.
- Removed deprecated configuration and service management commands to streamline the CLI interface.
- Implemented a new cacheMultiGetHandler to retrieve multiple keys from the Olric cache in a single request.
- Enhanced the extractAPIKey function to prioritize the X-API-Key header and improve handling of non-JWT Bearer tokens.
- Updated routes to include the new multi-get endpoint for cache operations.
- Added support for installing and configuring the Anyone Relay (Anon) for anonymous networking in the setup process.
- Updated the Makefile to include the Anon client in the development stack, allowing it to run alongside other services.
- Implemented a new HTTP proxy handler for the Anon service, enabling proxied requests through the Anyone network.
- Enhanced the installation script to manage Anon installation, configuration, and firewall settings.
- Introduced tests for the Anon proxy handler to ensure proper request validation and error handling.
- Updated documentation to reflect the new Anon service and its usage in the development environment.
- Implemented logic to ensure an API key is created or retrieved for each wallet during the verification process.
- Added best-effort recording of ownership for both API keys and wallets in the namespace ownership database.
- Improved error handling and logging for better traceability of ownership checks and API key operations.
- Cleaned up unnecessary comments and whitespace in the auth_handlers.go file for better code readability.
- Removed old pkg/gatway storage and migrated to new rqlite
- Updated readme
- Created new rqlite implementation
- Updated changelog
- Fixed migration error on migrations.go applySQL
Implemented CRUD operations for database tables via REST: create-table,
drop-table, query, transaction, and schema retrieval. Included
authentication and namespace ownership enforcement. Added comprehensive
end-to-end tests for new database routes. Updated documentation with
usage examples and migration workflow.
Enforce GATEWAY_API_KEY in Makefile E2E test target Fix gateway E2E test
payload reading to use io.ReadAll Remove deprecated multi-node test
targets and cleanup Makefile comments
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``` Fix code style and indentation
Apply consistent indentation, fix whitespace and tabs vs spaces issues,
remove trailing whitespace, and ensure proper line endings throughout
the codebase. Also add comments and improve code organization. ```
The message body is included since this is a bigger cleanup effort that
touched multiple files and made various formatting improvements that are
worth explaining.
This adds a new auth flow allowing users to authenticate with their
wallet and obtain an API key scoped to a namespace. It also moves API
key storage from config to the database for better persistence and
key-to-wallet linkage.
The commit message uses the imperative mood, is under 50 characters,
provides a concise summary in the subject line followed by more detailed
explanation in the body. This follows good Git commit message style
while capturing the key changes made.
