v0.1.201

🚀 Release Notes: RustAPI v0.1.200

"Visualizing Health: The Status Page Update"

We are thrilled to announce RustAPI v0.1.200! This milestone release focuses on developer experience and observability, introducing a powerful new way to monitor your API just by upgrading.

✨ New Feature: Built-in Status Page

You can now instantly generate a professional Status Page for your API. No external services, no complex configuration files—just one line of code.

It provides a real-time view of:

• System Uptime & Global Stats
• Per-Endpoint Success Rates (instantly spot failing routes)
• Average Latency (identify bottlenecks)

How to use it:

use rustapi_rs::prelude::*;

#[rustapi::main]
async fn main() -> Result<()> {
    RustApi::auto()
        .status_page() // 🚀 Instant observability
        .run("127.0.0.1:8080")
        .await
}

Visit /status on your running server to see it in action.

📚 Documentation

• New Cookbook Recipe: [Automatic Status Page](https://tuntii.github.io/RustAPI/cookbook/recipes/status_page.html)
• New Example: examples/status_demo.rs

📦 Improvements

• Enhanced RustApi builder with seamless integration for status monitoring middleware.
• Added chrono dependency for precise timestamp tracking.

v0.1.191

What's Changed

• Add unified validation system with async support by @Tuntii in #56

Full Changelog: v0.1.15...v0.1.191

v0.1.15

Deployment Tooling, HTTP/3 & Validation i18n

🚀 RustAPI v0.1.15 is here!

Date: 2026-01-23

🌟 Highlights

• 📦 1-Command Deployment
  cargo rustapi deploy -> Fly.io / Railway / Shuttle.rs. No Dockerfile needed.

• ⚡ HTTP/3 (QUIC) Support
  Enable http3 feature for lower latency connections.

• 🌍 International Validation
  Native i18n support. Error messages in your users' language (EN/TR).

• 🛠️ Client Generator
  One command to generate Rust, Python, and TypeScript SDKs.

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📋 Full Changelog

Added

• Deployment Tooling: Added deploy command, config generation, and multi-provider support.
• Client Gen: Auto-generate clients (Rust/TS/Python).
• HTTP/3: rustapi-core now supports QUIC via quinn.
• HATEOAS: HAL-style links and resource wrappers.
• i18n: Localized validation messages.

Changed

• Unified Body: Refactored Body abstraction for streaming.
• Lifecycle: Graceful shutdown signals.
• OpenAPI: Enhanced path parameter support.

Fixed

• Validation: Group logic fixes.
• Circuit Breaker: Syntax fixes.
• OpenAPI: UUID integer display bug.

Documentation

• Updated Cookbook for Deployment & HTTP/3.