[cgijs] v1.2.0

[feature] [improvement] [bugs]

1. Adding new file module's process based cgi execution.
2. Adding demos for file module.
3. Adding support to work and parse csv, ini, yaml, xml, json.
4. Adding tests for file, proxy, process modules.
5. Adding bug fixes for file module's process based cgi execution.

[improvements]
Adding new file module's process based cgi execution
Adding demos for file module

[feature]
Adding support to work and parse csv, ini, yaml, xml, json.

[Bug Fixes]
Adding tests for file, proxy, process modules.
Adding bug fixes for file module's process based cgi execution

[Future Plans]
Add more demos and tests for more coverage to cgi-js
Will deprecate file module's old version in next major commit. Currently the file module is backwards compatible.

Run CGI Files. Run Multiple Protocol Proxies for local, remote, or embedded servers. Manage Processes, embedded servers, embedded databases, other embedded processes.

[Rectified]:

• Errors of not exporting utils module export within the package
• Cleaner testing of httpd, nginx, mysql, mongodb processes
• Cleaner testing of json and os API's of utils module

[Added]

• Major changes to proxy module exports. proxy module now exports socks, udp, http, tcp, redirect API's
• Added external packages to proxy module for support of proxies with UDP, TCP, SSH, FTP, Socks
• Added external package to proxy module for support of http to socks redirection
• Added shelljs API to utils module in cgijs

[TODO]:

• To be tested with tomcat and Language inbuilt development servers. Next release will cover this.
• Merge all supported protocols (http, https, socks, udp, tcp) functioning into setup, start, stop, serve proxy API's within them, apart from present API's of process.process module exports. Next release will cover this.
• Cleaner testing of csv, file API's of utils module. Next release will cover this.

cgijs v1.0.0

Run CGI Files. Run Proxies for local, remote, or embedded servers. Manage Processes, embedded servers, embedded databases, embedded processes (should support most processes without major issues)