Release v2.0.0

Added

• Request: files(), headers(), server(), fullUrlWithQuery(), only(), except(), withHeader(), withoutHeader(), withQuery(), withInput().
• Request: userAgent(), ip(), isSecure(), setTrustedProxies() and getTrustedProxies() (IPv4/IPv6 CIDR).
• Response: sendFor(), sendHead(), withHeader(), withoutHeader(), withStatus(), withoutHeaders().
• Response: withHeaders() is now immutable.
• Response: withCookie(), withoutCookie(), cookie() with Set-Cookie support.
• Response::header() accepts arrays for multi-value headers (e.g. Set-Cookie).
• Cookies: SameSite=None automatically adds Secure.
• Response: withType() for immutable content type changes.
• Response::json() supports custom json_encode flags.

Changed

Breaking changes since 1.0.0:

• Request::all() now returns merged query + body + files (previously returned meta array).
• Request::ip() and Request::isSecure() now respect Request::setTrustedProxies().
• Response::withHeaders() is now immutable (returns a new instance).
• Response::header() and Response::withHeader() accept arrays for multi-value headers.
• Request::all() now returns merged query + body + files.
• Request::capture() supports method override via X-HTTP-Method-Override and _method.
• Request parses application/x-www-form-urlencoded from raw body when $_POST is empty.
• Request normalizes uploaded files (including nested structures).
• Request::only() and Request::except() support dot-notation for nested data.
• Request::input() and Request::query() support dot-notation.
• Request::files() supports dot-notation.
• Response::send() skips body for 204/304 and throws when headers are already sent.

Fixed

• README: corrected section headings and updated usage examples.

Release v1.0.0

Added

• Request — lightweight immutable HTTP request object with:

  • method, URI, query, body, headers, and raw body accessors;
  • JSON body parsing with application/json detection;
  • full URL composition (scheme(), host(), fullUrl());
  • static factory Request::capture() to build from PHP globals.

• Response — HTTP response class with:

  • content, status, and headers management;
  • helper methods: json(), redirect(), type(), and empty();
  • CLI-safe output via send();
  • string casting via __toString().