elixir-maru/maru

Maru is an Elixir web framework that simplifies the creation of RESTful APIs by providing a declarative DSL for defining routes, parameters, and error handling. It integrates with the Plug ecosystem to manage HTTP versioning, request validation, and standardized responses. The system supports configurable JSON parsing and includes utilities for route inspection and testing.

This period focused on renaming the project from Lazymaru to Maru, updating dependencies to support Elixir 1.4+ and Plug v1.7, and adding a comprehensive test suite. The work also involved cleaning up stale build artifacts and restructuring the codebase to use a new server module.

5 changes

This period focused on a major internal refactoring of the Maru library, splitting its monolithic structure into modular components for routing, parameters, and exceptions. Concurrently, new features were introduced, including HTTP versioning and not-found handling plugs, built-in type parsers, and a Mix task for route inspection.

8 changes

This period focused on improving code quality through comprehensive test coverage for builder plugins, route mounting, and the plug router helper. Concurrently, the resource module was refactored to separate DSL definitions, routing logic, and plug management into distinct modules, enhancing modularity and maintainability.

5 changes

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