Notable changes:

Tagged: https://github.com/miraclx/zy/releases/tag/v0.2.0

• Support for the PORT environment variable.
• Human cache time input (e.g. 1h, 1year 6months).
• --anonymize flag to hide the Server and X-Powered-By headers.
• Added zstd compression support.
• Dynamic cache control (ETag, Last-Modified, Cache-Control).
• Auto-served index.html files.
• Use println over tracing for trivial logs.

Check here for a full changelog: https://github.com/miraclx/zy/compare/v0.1.1...v0.2.0

Introduces a CI workflow that automates GitHub releases as well as publishing to crates.io.

How to update versions

• Submit a PR that bumps the version of the Cargo.toml file.
• Ensure the Cargo.lock file is also updated.
• Move all entries under the Unreleased section of the CHANGELOG.md file to a versioned section.
• Once the PR is merged, the release happens!

How it works

Unlike most workflows, this doesn't trigger on a tag push. Instead, the first job in the workflow checks for a version bump to the Cargo.toml file when merged to master.

Alternatively, it can be triggered right from the GitHub Actions page, due to the workflow_dispatch event. Requiring you to specify a version. This flow, however, only releases to GitHub. And not to crates.io.

If a version bump was detected, and the new version hasn't yet been published, it spawns a job to publish it to crates.io. And if the version hasn't been released to GitHub, it spawns another job to release it.

The release job builds binaries for 12 targets, and publishes each one as an archive.

The final part of the release process is generation of release notes, embedding the latest changelog, including linking to the crate, as well as a credit line to the contributors of the release. Also marking it a pre-release, if it is one.

Now for some cases

• If the version has already been published to crates.io and released to GitHub

  

• Publishing a new version and releasing it to GitHub

  

• The final release page

  

• Final release page for a prerelease

Zy - Minimal and blazing-fast file server. For real, this time.

$ zy --help
Zy 0.1.0
Minimal and blazing-fast file server.

USAGE:
    zy [OPTIONS] [DIR]

ARGS:
    <DIR>    Directory to serve [default: .]

OPTIONS:
    -l, --listen <URI>    Sets the address to listen on (repeatable)
                          Valid: `3000`, `127.0.0.1`, `127.0.0.1:3000` [default: 127.0.0.1:3000]
    -s, --spa             Run as a Single Page Application
    -i, --index <FILE>    Index file to serve from the base directory [default: index.html]
        --404 <FILE>      404 file to serve from the base directory [default: 404.html]
    -c, --cache <SECS>    Cache time (max-age) in seconds [default: 3600]
        --no-cors         Disable Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
    -a, --all             Serve hidden files
    -f, --follow-links    Follow symlinks outside of the base directory (unsafe)
    -v, --verbose         Be verbose
    -x, --confirm-exit    Require confirmation before exiting on Ctrl+C
    -h, --help            Print help information
    -V, --version         Print version information