0.15.0

• Custom links in serializer
• PhalconPHP Paginator
• tested on 7.1

0.14.0

Added

• null() method for serializing null resource.
• Adds pagination to JsonApiSerializer
• Added JSON-API serializer collection links

Enhancements

• Fix issue including relationships on collections
• TransformerAbstract now returns a ResourceInterface
• getIncludeParams now always return ParamBag
• cody styling, method naming and docs

0.13.0

Added

• ->setData(...) and ->setTransformer(...) methods to resources
• able to set url include parameters with no set variables, ie. include=comments:limit(5|1):new

Changed

• Finally, much improved JSON-API support thanks to @felixkiss

Enhancements

• Short array syntax throughout
• Test improvements

0.12.0

Added

• Added PHP 7.0-dev support.
• Add the support for Laravel 5 paginator. Issue #153

Changed

• Now accessing the default and available includes in Transformers via getters Issue #158

Removed

• Dropped PHP 5.3 support. Use v0.11 if you're still stuck on PHP 5.3.
• Removed getData() and getTransformer() from League\Fractal\Resource\Collection as they were already
  defined in ResourceAbstract.

0.11.0

Added

• Added League\Fractal\Pagination\PagerfantaPaginatorAdapter to support Pagerfanta
• Added League\Fractal\Pagination\ZendFrameworkPaginatorAdapter to support Zend Framework Paginator

Fixed

• Now JSON-API linked items will be unique based on their ID Issue #126

0.10.0

Features:

• Added ParamBag to replace the array passed to includes. It implements array access so keep using it as you were, or play with the new methods.

Bugs:

• Removed PaginatorInterface::getPaginator() as it was used anymore. Issue #101
• Manager::createData() argument 1 now hints against ResourceInterface not ResourceAbstract.

0.9.0

Only one change this time around: Splitting Serializer methods for item and collection to be their own thing.

This was done to fix #71 as well as make life easier for people who want to make items and collections use some different logic. For example, JsonApiSerializer wants even a single item to appear inside an array, meaning we can wrap the data in the item() serializer method to do that, but keep it as an item in case anyone wants to switch to a different serializer.

See Serializers documentation for more information.

0.8.3

Features:

• Default Includes no longer need to be in Available Includes. Issue #58

0.8.2

• Fixed Invalid argument supplied for foreach()

0.8.1

Features:

• Make ResourceAbstract implement ResourceInterface

Bug:

• Fixed tests for Laravel 4.2 usage