0.4

Latest state which was imported into main Saft repository, no major changes.

0.3

Changes since last version:

• Implemented N-Triples file importer
• replaced Nette Caching by Zend Cache as cache backend (key-value paired)
• add documentation in PropertyHelper
• adapted composer.json (nette => zend, added suggest part)

0.2.3

Set fixed version of saft/saft in composer.json. Before that change, saft/saft in version "dev-master" was used. We want to use fixed main versions of vendors to avoid site effects.

0.2.2

Highlights:

• added APC cache storage
• set default language for fetch titles
• implemented parser and serializer factory: these two create suitable parser and serializer for given serializations. so you don't have to care anymore, which implementation supports which serialization (commit1, commit2)

0.2.1

That is a small feature release, which contains mostly new cache backends for our PropertyHelper.

Highlights:

• PropertyHelper:
  • new cache backends:
    • added support for MemcacheD cache backend
    • added support for MongoDB cache backend
    • added support for SQLite cache backend
    • added support for Redis cache backend
• splittet up tests into unit and integration tests

0.2

That's minor release with a new feature set: PropertyHelper. A property helper provides useful methods to handle certain use cases with properties. Think about resource titles: You have a list of resources and want for each the according title.

Highlights:

• PropertyHelper
  • Index: creates an index which contains resource URI's and according property values
    • it also provides a method to fetch values for certain resources
  • currently only title helper use case is implemented
  • added documentation and information
  • extensive unit tests

0.1

That is the first offical release of Saft.skeleton. The current version reflects the work of many months.

Feature highlights:

• full Dice 2 integration for dependency injection
• basic REST API for simple triple calls to the server (for more information look here)
• high test coverage