- Updated the serverless functions table schema to remove the version constraint for uniqueness, allowing for more flexible function definitions.
- Enhanced the serverless engine to support HTTP fetch functionality, enabling external API calls from serverless functions.
- Implemented logging capabilities for function invocations, capturing detailed logs for better debugging and monitoring.
- Improved the authentication middleware to handle public endpoints more effectively, ensuring seamless access to serverless functions.
- Added new configuration options for serverless functions, including memory limits, timeout settings, and retry parameters, to optimize performance and reliability.
- Introduced a new `example.http` file containing comprehensive API examples for the Orama Network Gateway, demonstrating various functionalities including health checks, distributed cache operations, decentralized storage interactions, real-time pub/sub messaging, and serverless function management.
- Updated the README to include a section on serverless functions using WebAssembly (WASM), detailing the build, deployment, invocation, and management processes for serverless functions.
- Removed outdated debug configuration file to streamline project structure.
- Introduced comprehensive unit tests for the authentication service in the gateway, covering JWT generation, Base58 decoding, and signature verification for Ethereum and Solana.
- Added tests for RQLite cluster discovery functions, including host replacement logic and public IP validation.
- Implemented tests for RQLite utility functions, focusing on exponential backoff and data directory path resolution.
- Enhanced serverless engine tests to validate timeout handling and memory limits for WASM functions.
- Updated the API gateway documentation to reflect changes in architecture and functionality, emphasizing its role as a multi-functional entry point for decentralized services.
- Refactored CLI commands to utilize utility functions for better code organization and maintainability.
- Introduced new utility functions for handling peer normalization, service management, and port validation, enhancing the overall CLI experience.
- Added a new production installation script to streamline the setup process for users, including detailed dry-run summaries for better visibility.
- Enhanced validation mechanisms for configuration files and swarm keys, ensuring robust error handling and user feedback during setup.
- Introduced a new `network.mdc` file containing comprehensive guidelines for utilizing the network Model Context Protocol (MCP).
- Documented available MCP tools for code understanding, skill learning, and recommended workflows to enhance developer efficiency.
- Provided detailed instructions on the collaborative skill learning process and user override commands for better interaction with the MCP.
