Version History

Current version: 1.5.8

1.5.8

• clientSecretRequest() and clientSecretRequestHistory() now reject negative poll values with an INVALID_PARAMETER error.

1.5.7

• signup() and openidLogin() accept template options for welcome and signup-confirmation emails.
• Email and phone-number verification methods accept optional template parameters.

1.5.6

• getConnectionInfo() now supports a refresh parameter to force-refresh the cached connection info.

1.5.5

• Added ai_agent, service_description, and prevent_anonymous fields to the service connection type.

• Table names, index names/values, and tag strings are no longer restricted from using delimiter characters.

1.5.4

• Added queue parameter to clientSecretRequest() and clientSecretRequestHistory(). Requests sharing the same url, method, and queue are processed sequentially in the order they are received. See Client Secret Keys.

1.5.3

• Fixed access-group condition handling in getTables().

1.5.2

• Added clientSecretRequestHistory() to retrieve past client-secret request results, with optional polling for items still in pending status. See Client Secret Keys.
• Added poll parameter to clientSecretRequest() — polling interval in milliseconds for long-running third-party API calls.
• getTables() now returns dynamic record counts per access group.

1.5.1

• Improved internal logging.

1.5.0

• Works with any JavaScript build setup: Node.js, HTML, ESM, CJS, UMD, and TypeScript-based projects.
• New service ID format: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" (backward compatible).
• Refactored and separated internal dependencies: cocochex, qpass.
• Optimized and reduced build size.

1.2.11

• HOT FIX: Fixed bug for fetchMore parameter for all requests.

1.2.10

• Fixed error code on signup().

1.2.9

• Removed dependency on Queuecumber.
• Fixed issues with uploading subscription records and feeds.
• Updated README.md.

1.2.7

• Fixed types, removed deprecated parameters.

1.2.2

• Corrected argument types in the class constructor.

1.2.0

• From 1.2.0 onward, the Skapi class can be initialized with just the service ID, without the owner ID. (Backward compatible)
• When initializing with a single service ID, use this format: xxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

1.1.10

• Fixed a bug where updateProfile() could become unresponsive.

1.1.8

• Added several utility features. See Utilities

1.1.6

• openidLogin() now supports the merge parameter, allowing users to merge their OpenID account into an existing account. See Merging an OpenID Account with a Previous Account
• inviteUser() now supports custom invitation email templates via a provided HTML URL. See Send Invitations with Custom Templates
• Refactored authentication flow for efficiency.

1.1.5

• Fixed a bug where multiple getRecords() requests sometimes resolve with empty record data.

1.1.4

• Fixed a bug in listPrivateRecordAccess() parameter handling.

1.1.3

• Corrected type declarations for the constructor options.
• Now users can list granted users of private records via listPrivateRecordAccess(). See List Private Access Grants

1.1.2

• No breaking changes in this release.
• Skapi now queues requests in batches for efficiency (Default: 30 requests per batch).
• Skapi now provides more advanced class initialization options, including event listeners for login state, user profile updates, and batch processing. See Advanced Settings.
• getNewsletters() can now search for bounced emails and display delivery counts per email.

1.0.265

• Bug fix: Minor fix for admin purposes.

1.0.264

• Anonymous users can now use skapi.postRecord(). Only limited to public records.
• Bug fix: skapi.getTags() not resolving proper data.

1.0.262

• Corrected the casing of the resolved string returned by resendSignupConfirmation() to: "SUCCESS: Signup confirmation e-mail has been sent."

• During class initialization, if the constructor arguments are set to "service_id" and "owner_id", a browser alert displays: Replace "service_id" and "owner_id" with your actual Service ID and Owner ID.

1.0.260:

• Service admin user invitations are now supported. Learn more
• Custom unique ID features have been added to the database. Learn more
• Database referencing now offers index restriction controls, enabling fine-grained data ownership management. Learn more
• The database subscription feature is now available. Learn more
• WebRTC and Web notification are now available, making it easy to build video chat and notification features for your application.
• Fixed various minor bugs.