Releases: bsnk-dev/boltz-engine
Boltz v1.0.6
Boltz 1.0.5
Fixed local module resolution on Windows by using path.posix
in the VM require patch.
Boltz v1.0.4
This patch fixes some issues with virtual file resolution and allows external modules to load .node files.
Boltz Engine v1.0.3
You can now run Next.js production in Boltz
Changes in this release:
- Current working directory mocking throughout all modules, including builtin.
- Filesystem wrappers to maintain virtual filesystem contexts when they are taken away (useful in some external modules)
Expect further fixes, but this is a big step for more advanced and heavy Boltz usage.
Boltz v1.0.2
This release gives more advanced patching to your VM's require so you can use modules in your virtual filesystems just like you would with a node.js installation.
Remember, when updating you just have to replace the build folder, and run npm i
for safe measure
Boltz v1.0.1
This release is a patch for 1.0.0 that increases the JSON limit so you can have more source code than ever before.
Boltz v1.0.0 Production
This is the first production release that replaces the the require function for loaded external modules with a patched one capable of mocking modules like fs. The fs module is mocked to allow replacing the filesystem access with a virtual disk.
Make sure to extract and read the readme.
Boltz Engine 1.0.0-beta.1
This version of Boltz fixes the following issues:
- Dependencies having access to host filesystem instead of virtual disk addressed by running and compiling dependencies in sandbox.
- Web requests to root url instead of subdirectory addressed by middleware that directs requests to correct endpoint based on referrer
- Newly mounted volume not being used over old one addressed by cluster messaging.
Boltz Engine Initial Beta Release
Initial release of the Boltz Microservices Engine, it's a zip with a start script. I didn't think it was necessary to bundle a node executable for developers that would be writing JS, so if you don't have node or npm, you should download them.