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Releases: gchq/CyberChef-server

v1.1.0

28 Feb 09:16
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The release adds a 'batch baking' endpoint to allow more efficient use of the API with large workloads.

Batch Baking permits the submission of an array of input data along with a recipe, and the recipe will be applied to each array element in turn, with output of the operation returned for each element (including errors).

v1.0.0

09 Oct 12:18
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A major rewrite of the application to solve a few issues:

  • CyberChef functionality brought in line with the mainline release
  • Upgraded to use ESM modules throughout
  • Works with recent versions of NodeJS (18 and 20 officially. 16 works unofficially)
  • Re-orged the codebase slightly and slimmed down/updated some dependencies
  • Upgraded the base Docker image to Node 18

Minor release adding health endpoint

05 Aug 10:05
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Ahead of a potential major release to address underlying issues with the use of the main CyberChef library, this minor release simply adds a basic health endpoint to assist in load balancing/API client development

v0.0.9

05 Jan 18:16
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Minor release adding support for cross-origin requests and fixing the dockerfile

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: v0.0.8...v0.0.9

v0.0.8

26 Jun 13:24
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0.0.8

v0.0.6

13 Feb 15:25
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Add Dockerfile

v0.0.5

13 Feb 09:11
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Align versions with github

v0.0.4

13 Feb 09:10
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outputType can now be defined to request the recipe output in a defined type.

Breaking changes

/bake now returns an object with properties value and type, so that we can return numbers if we want to and so that the return type is explicitly defined.

v0.0.1

15 Nov 11:07
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0.0.1

Initial release - not all functions have been tested.