Releases: everwatchsolutions/json-data-generator
v1.4.2
v1.4.2 of the json-data-generator is a minor release that was mainly focused on upgrading some libraries that had known security vulnerabilities. We have also included a pull request from the community in this release as well. Below is a summary of the changes:
- Update Now base type to use Long provided by @denisgillespie in #74
- Bump junit from 4.10 to 4.13.1
- Bump commons-io from 2.4 to 2.7
- Bump httpclient from 4.5.1 to 4.5.13
- Bump jackson-databind from 2.9.10.1 to 2.9.10.8
- Bump log4j-api from 2.6.1 to 2.17.1
- Bump log4j-core from 2.6.1 to 2.17.1
Thank you again to all those who have contributed to the json-data-generator!
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v1.4.1
v1.4.1 of the json-data-generator is a minor release that was mainly focused on upgrading some libraries that had known security vulnerabilities. We have also included two pull requests from the community in this release as well. Below is a summary of the changes:
- Update jackson-databind to 2.9.10 #59
- Update mqtt to 1.2.2 #60
- A fix for nested
)provided by @yghern in #57 - Added the ability for the user to configure workflows and steps to run a specific number of 'iterations' provided by @rjperry611 in #53
Thank you again to all those who have contributed to the json-data-generator!
v1.4.0
The community support around json-data-generator has been very busy as of late, so we wanted to push another release with some new features contributed by the great community members!
Here is a summary of what's new in v1.4.0:
The following new Loggers have been added:
- Support for logging events to a Json Web Log - #38
- Support for logging events to a Apache Pulsar messaging system - #44
- Support for logging events to AWS Kinesis - #47
- Support for a Kafka Kerberized Cluster Producer - #46
The following Enhancements/Fixes have been made:
- The String type has been refactored so it can be used in within Arrays - #43
- Users can now add their own custom Type Handlers by including them on the classpath. - #50
Please review the documentation in the README for more info on each feature.
Special thanks to the following githubber's who contributed to this project:
We are glad that so many are finding json-data-generator useful! As always, if you have feature requests or find issues, please submit an issue.
v1.3.0
It's been a while since we released a new version of the json-generator, but a number of new features have been added both by ACES and by other contributors that we needed to release a new version. We wanted to thank the community for all the great feedback and more importantly, the wonderful contributions that have added support for new Loggers! Here is a summary of what is new in json-generator v1.3.0:
The following new Loggers have been added:
- Support for logging events to NATS (#8)
- Support for logging events to MQTT (#16 & #20)
- Support for logging events to Azure IoT Hub (#30)
- Support for logging events via HTTP POST (#9)
The following Loggers have been upgraded:
- Kafka Logger upgraded to v0.11.0.0 (#31)
Other Updates:
- Support for running multiple instances of a Workflow (#10)
- Many other bug fixes and updates to the documentation for the project. You can find a list of issues here. You can see a full list of commits here.
Special thanks to the following githubber's who contributed to this project:
- pmitra43
- JMayrbaeurl
- orpheuslummis
- drakulavich
- ygalblum
- cwelton
- bets90
We'll try to do a better job of releasing more often as features become available. As always, if you have feature requests or find issues, please submit an issue.
v1.2.1
We have added two new minor features:
- A new File Logger that can send json events to individual files.
- A new stringMerge() function
View the README for more information on either.
v1.2.0
v1.1.0
We have added support to send events to a Druid cluster using Tranquility! Please see the documentation for information on how to configure the Tranquility Logger.
We have also fixed a number of bugs and added a few other features including:
- Added the ability to specify a time offset in the nowTimestamp() like you could in the now() Function
- Added more precision to generated dates
v1.0.0
Initial release of the json-data-generator. Please read the README for complete information on how to use the json-data-generator.