v1.1.0

• Fix the bug where middleware cannot catch errors thrown from async non-advanced method
• Support injecting custom error loggers to JSONRPCServer and JSONRPCServerAndClient

v1.0.0

• Support batch requests

Breaking changes:

• JSONRPCClient.receiveJSON now returns PromiseLike<JSONRPCResponse | JSONRPCResponse[] | null>.
  • It used to return PromiseLike<JSONRPCResponse | null>.
• It drops support for using higher-order function to access client params and server params.
• It uses async/await.
• It depends on TypeScript v4.
  • It used to depend on v3.
  • I don't think we introduced anything new yet, but we will start using new features (e.g., unknown) as we see fit.

v0.2.19

• Add server middleware: #24

v0.2.18

• #22

v0.2.17

• #21

v0.2.14

• Exposed addMethodAdvanced and requestAdvanced from JSONRPCServerAndClient

  const serverAndClient = new JSONRPCServerAndClient(/* ... */);
  // Old way (still works)
  serverAndClient.server.addMethodAdvanced(/* ... */);
  serverAndClient.client.requestAdvanced(/* ... */);
  // New way (recommended)
  serverAndClient.addMethodAdvanced(/* ... */);
  serverAndClient.requestAdvanced(/* ... */);

v0.2.13

• Deprecated using a higher-order function to receive client params

  // Old way (still works, but deprecated)
  new JSONRPCClient((jsonRPCRequest) => (clientParams) => /* send the request to server */);
  // New way
  new JSONRPCClient((jsonRPCRequest, clientParams) => /* send the request to server */)

• Deprecated using a higher-order function to receive server params

  const server = new JSONRPCServer();
  // Old way (still works, but deprecated)
  server.addMethod("doSomething", (params) => (serverParams) => /* do something */);
  // New way
  server.addMethod("doSomething", (params, serverParams) => /* do something */);