Release v1.4.0

Change Log:

• Added optional support for HTTP connections using ThirftPy2 HTTPX Client
  • thriftpy2-httpx-client was added as an optional dependency which can be installed automatically with the http extra: pip install -U aiohappybase[http]
  • To use the http client, pass client='http' to Connection
• Converted all tests to pytest from unittest/asynctest
• Explicitly declared Python 3.9 support

Release v1.3.0

Change Log:

• Added support for the async framed transport and compact protocol that were
  added in ThriftPy2 4.10 (which is now the new minimum version).

• Implemented counter batching with Batch.counter_inc()
  and Batch.counter_dec().

• Added Table.append() to utilize the append Thrift endpoint.

• Connection now internally utilizes make_aio_client() to create the
  internal Thrift client.

  • All additional keyword arguments provided to Connection instances will
    be passed to the client.

  • This enables support for SSL sockets and any additional features future
    versions of thriftpy2 add.

• Implemented a sync subpackage to enable backwards compatibility with
  the original HappyBase synchronized API and ease the transition process.

  • It is mostly autogenerated at runtime from the async code to simplify
    maintenance and ensure all features are available.

  • A simple happybase.py module is included to complete the backwards
    compatibility. If HappyBase is already installed, that should
    take precedence.

Release v1.2.0

First release of the async version of HappyBase!

The version number is the same because the API is almost identical
(albeit async) except for a few updates:

• Only Python 3.6+ will be supported (I like f-strings and ordered dictionaries,
  sue me:P)
• Connection and ConnectionPool objects can be used as context managers
  (async and regular).
• Explicitly closing non-context managed Connection and ConnectionPool
  objects is now required due the asyncio event loop being mostly unavailable
  during del.
• Connection.create_table() now returns the Table instance.
• Support for the framed transport and compact protocol have been dropped until
  thriftpy2.contrib.aio supports them as well.