v2.3.0

• Refactor fetch() to use async-http-client for superior performance on Linux
• Fix various concurrency issues in Swift 6. Note: ExpressHandler.configure signature changed slightly. See updated docs

v2.2.1

• Fix a regression with VaporHandler

v2.2.0 - Swift v6

Updated for Swift 6

v2.1.0

Introduces a new server command to run the local proxy server without building and running the application. This allows for running the main application in Xcode with full debugging support.

To start just the local proxy server:

swift package --disable-sandbox vercel server

v2.0.0 - arm64

Vercel now supports arm64 serverless functions, allowing us to build and deploy without cross-compiling. This makes for significantly faster deploys on M1 Macs, and also allows deploying arm64 binaries from Github actions arm64 runners.

v1.14.0 - Vapor

This release adds support for running Vapor application on Vercel. To get started you need to add both Vercel and VercelVapor packages to your project:

.product(name: "Vercel", package: "Vercel"),
.product(name: "VercelVapor", package: "Vercel")

Then you can define a VaporHandler like so:

import Vapor
import VercelVapor

@main
struct App: VaporHandler {

    static func configure() async throws -> Application {
        let app = Application()

        app.get { _ in
            "Hello, Vapor"
        }

        return app
    }
}

v1.13.0 - Dev Server Public Folder Support

The dev server now supports serving static files in the ./public folder

v1.12.0 - base64 Request Bodies

• Handle base64-encoded request bodies #10

Thanks @summertriangle-dev

v1.11.0 - CDN Cache Control

• Support cdn-cache-control header

v1.10.0 - Env

• Add support for reading environment values from a local .env file
• Makes it trivial to work with Vercel's new storage products after running vercel env pull