KtIrc/CHANGELOG

vNEXT (in development)

 * Batch start and end events are no longer included in BatchReceived events
 * Batches now expose complete metadata from their start event
 * Added support for labelled-replies capability and label message tags
 * Added support for message-tags capability after it moved from draft
 * Added new methods for sending raw lines to the IRC server
   * send(tagMap(...), command, arguments) replaces send(line)
   * send(command, arguments) is available if no tags are to be sent
   * the line is built automatically (with spaces/' :' added appropriately)
   * send(line) is deprecated and will be removed after v1.0.0
 * Add 'alwaysEchoMessages' behaviour that makes it easier to deal with servers
   that don't support the echo message capability
 * Added TargetedEvent, a subclass of IrcEvent, for all events that are
   targeted to a user or channel
 * (Internal) Added annotation to track removal of deprecated methods
 * (Internal) Migrate unit tests to use Mockk instead of Mockito

v0.9.0

 * Improve DSL for creating an IrcClient to allow parameters to be passed to server and profile
   e.g. IrcClient { server("irc.example.com", 6667) }
 * Add behaviour options
   * requestModesOnJoin - automatically sends a MODE request when joining a channel
 * Events now have a `metadata` property instead of a `time` (and time is available in metadata)
   * IrcEvent.time is now deprecated but will remain until after v1.0.0.
   * Metadata now contains the message ID, if any.
     * ActionReceived.messageId and MessageReceived.messageId are now deprecated, to be removed after v1.0.0.
   * Metadata now contains the event's batch ID, if any.
 * Added support for batches
   * All events in a batch are buffered until the batch is finished
   * The events are then published together in a single `BatchReceived` event
 * Added support for CHGHOST messages
 * (Internal) Improve performance when the MessageHandler is finding a processor for a message
 * (Internal) Introduced event mutators
   * Event mutators are now responsible for handling changing events in response to state
     e.g. ChannelFanOutMutator creates Channel* events for global quits/nick changes/etc
   * Event handlers now just handle events, and don't return anything

v0.8.0

 * Added support for SCRAM-SHA-1 and SCRAM-SHA-256 SASL mechanisms
 * Added MotdLineReceived event
 * Added topic events and state
 * Add utility method IrcClient.isChannel(String) to identify if a target is a channel or not
 * (Internal) Move event handlers into their own package

v0.7.0

 * Fixed experimental API warnings when using IrcClient
 * IrcClients are now constructed using a DSL
   * Users of the library no longer need to care about the implementing class
   * Facilitates adding more options in the future without breaking existing implementations
 * SASL improvements
   * The enabled mechanisms can now be configured (in the SASL DSL)
   * Added support for EXTERNAL mechanism, disabled by default
   * Now attempts to renegotiate if the server doesn't recognise the SASL mechanism that was tried
 * Added UserNickChanged and corresponding ChannelNickChanged events
 * Added ServerConnectionError, raised when connecting to the server fails
 * (Internal) Minor version updates for Gradle, Kotlin and JUnit

v0.6.0

 * Changed USER command to not send the server name, per modern standards
 * Added support for SASL authentication (with PLAIN mechanism)
 * Removed some unused test code
 * Fixed handling of user mode changes on channels (op/deop/etc)
 * Message extensions:
    * Added support for IRCv3 message tags v3.3
    * Exposed message IDs in MessageReceived and ActionReceived events
    * When sending a message you can now indicate what it is in reply to
    * Added sendTagMessage() to send message tags without any content
    * The reply() utility automatically marks messages as a reply
    * Added react() utility to send a reaction client tag
 * State is now reset when the client is disconnected, so you can immediately reconnect
 * (Internal) improved how coroutines and channels are used in LineBufferedSocket

v0.5.0

 * Server state:
    * Added ServerConnecting and ServerDisconnected events
    * Server status now starts as Disconnected rather than Connecting
    * Improved error message when features are of an unexpected type
 * Channel modes:
    * CHANMODES feature is now stored as an array, not a single comma-separated string
    * Added ChanModeType enum, and method in ServerState to get the type of a mode
    * Added ModeChanged event, for user and channel mode changes and discovery
    * Added modes and modesDiscovered to ChannelState
 * Other new events:
    * Added MotdFinished event
    * Added UserAccountChanged event
    * Added ChannelUserKicked event
    * Added NoticeReceived event
    * Added CtcpReplyReceived event
 * Improved some documentation

v0.4.0

 * Added CtcpReceived and ActionReceived events
 * Added sendCtcp and sendAction message builders
 * Fix issue with messages being sent out of order, which sometimes caused problems connecting to passworded servers
 * Added 'network' server feature
 * Added serverName field to ServerState

v0.3.1

  * Added more documentation to public methods/classes
  * Fixed exception when sending multiple lines at once (e.g. when connecting!)

v0.3.0

  * Simplified how messages are constructed.
    Instead of: client.send(joinMessage("#channel"))
    Now use: client.sendJoin("#channel")
  * Added reply utility to easily send replies to message events
  * Server state improvements:
    * Added status field to ServerState
    * ServerConnected event is emitted as soon as the socket is connected
    * ServerReady event is emitted after logging in, negotiating, etc
  * Added extra debugging to show what type of events are being dispatched
  * Added ChannelQuit event, raised for each channel a user is in when they quit
  * (Internal) Event handlers can now return more events to emit

v0.2.1

  * Added documentation and reduced visibility of some internal methods/classes
  * (Internal) Enabled Travis, Codacy and Coveralls

v0.2.0

  * Added support for connecting over TLS
  * Simplified how event handlers are registered
  * Improved use of coroutines so users don't have to worry about them
  * (Internal) Upgraded to Gradle 5.1.1