tako-v.0.6.1

What's Changed

• feat: zero copy extractor by @dancixx in #12
• feat: Fix build on FreeBSD by updating jwt-simple to use "pure-rust" by @yonas in #13
• chore: Format fixes via cargo fmt. by @yonas in #15

New Contributors

• @yonas made their first contribution in #13

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tako-v.0.6.0

tako-v.0.6.0

Features

• Signals system + examples (#11)
• Metrics plugin
• State extractor, protocol version guard
• Automatic fallback port if requested port is unavailable

Fixes

• Updated CORS defaults
• Stable global middleware execution
• Naming/visibility cleanups
• Import/module export fixes
• Misc feature-flag fix

Refactors / Internals

• Switch to http/http-body
• Replace Incoming with TakoBody
• Remove lifetimes from header map / path types
• Introduce internal RwLock usage
• Version bumps + doc updates

Migration notes

• Update body types + imports to http/http-body
• Replace Incoming with TakoBody
• Adjust code using header/path lifetimes
• Revisit CORS + middleware behavior if relying on old defaults

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tako-v.0.5.0

Release notes

• Built in GraphQL support using async-graphql
• Add more examples
• Some performance updates

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tako-v.0.4.1

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tako v.0.4.0

Tako v0.4.0

Tako v0.4.0 focuses on more ergonomic handler definitions and some quality-of-life improvements around plugins and responders

Added

• Extractor-based handlers – Handlers can now take extractors directly in their parameter list (Axum-style), instead of manually calling extractors on a mutable Request.

• anyhow::Result<T> as a Responder – You can now return anyhow::Result<T> from handlers where T: Responder; errors are converted into 500 responses.

• Route-level plugins – Plugins (e.g. rate limiting, middleware-like logic) can be attached per-route.

• Re-exports – hyper::header (and related types) are re-exported for easier use from Tako.

• Internal refactors and logging improvements around the rate limiter and plugins.

Breaking change: handler signatures

Previously, handlers typically looked like this:

// Tako 0.3.x
use tako::{Request, Responder};

pub async fn create_user(mut req: Request) -> impl Responder {
    // manually run extractors on &mut req
    // e.g. Json::extract(&mut req).await, etc.
}

In 0.4.0, handlers are expected to use extractors directly in the function parameters, instead of working off a mut Request:

// Tako 0.4.0
use tako::{extractors::Json, Responder};

pub async fn create_user(
    Json(payload): Json<CreateUser>,
) -> impl Responder {
    // `payload` is already extracted here
}

You can mix and match any supported extractors in the signature (e.g. Json<T>, path/query extractors, etc.), and still return any type that implements Responder. If you really need the raw request, you can add a corresponding extractor for it as one of the parameters, but the recommended style is to keep handler signatures extractor-based and avoid pub async fn handler(mut req: Request) going forward.

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tako v.0.3.2

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tako v.0.3.0

🐙 Tako 0.3.0

🚀 What’s New

• Switched to matchit router – Faster, more scalable route matching.
• Protobuf support – Handle binary payloads alongside JSON.
• Auth example + fix – Improved token verification logic.
• Memory optimization – Uses Weak refs to reduce overhead.
• File stream utility – Stream large files efficiently over HTTP.
• HTTP/2 WebSocket example – Showcases modern WS usage.
• Docs cleanup – Simplified README and examples.

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tako v.0.2.4

🐙 Tako 0.2.4

🚀 What’s New

• SIMD-accelerated JSON (de)serialization

  • Significant performance boost for heavy JSON payloads using SIMD instructions under the hood.

• Refactored extractors

  • Cleaner, more modular design — easier to use and extend.
  • Simplified API for creating custom extractors.
  • Better error handling.
  • Additional internal optimizations to reduce latency and allocations.

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tako v.0.2.3

🐙 Tako 0.2.3

🚀 What’s New

• Transparent response compression
  • Streaming middleware negotiates gzip · brotli · deflate · zstd on-the-fly.
  • Fresh example & benchmark included.
• Static file serving
• URL-encoded form extractor  Form<T> for effortless application/x-www-form-urlencoded parsing.
• Stream engine refactor — simpler state machine, no manual waker; ~12 % throughput boost in benchmarks.

🐛 Fixes & Docs

• Multipart example and plugin-init race conditions fixed.
• Added docs for deflate compression and form extractor.
• README, feature table and benchmarks refreshed; dead feature-flags removed.

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tako v.0.2.2

🐙 Tako 0.2.2

🚀 What’s New

• Multipart form parsing via new multipart feature (uses multer + uuid), supports UploadedFile (disk) and InMemoryFile (RAM), plus typed extraction with TakoTypedMultipart<T, F>.
• Built-in HTTP client (TakoClient, TakoTlsClient) for simple outbound requests, enabled with client/tls features (uses rustls, no OpenSSL).
• Basic Auth extractor (extractors::basic::Basic) for direct username/password access in handlers without middleware.
• Body size limiter middleware with configurable max size (static value or closure), returns 413 on overflow, 10 MiB default.
• Extractor trait rewrite: FromRequest, FromRequestParts, FromRequestMut now sync; async versions (AsyncFromRequest*) remain available.
• Streaming support: TakoBody::from_stream & try_from_stream for building stream-based responses (e.g., SSE or proxy).
• Router composition: Router::merge(other) merges routers and prepends middlewares automatically.
• New helpers: IntoMiddleware, StaticHeaders for concise responder definitions.
• New examples: with-state, multipart, streams.

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