- add new servlet to get meta data from PlantUML diagram
- meta data get not only be requested as text but also as json if you set the `Accept`-header to json
- add `metadata` servlet tests
- GET: like the Proxy where you can pass a URL which the servlet will use to fetch the diagram image
- POST: file upload
- PDF dependency was missing in the pom file the JDK8
* We should think about creating a parent pom - in that case all plantuml dependencies could be in the parent pom and we would only the mantain one pom file.
(It is also possible to drop the Java 8 support.)
* Why do we not have any PDF tests?
- add rule to ignore version update hint with `-dev` followed by a dot and date (e.g. `0.37.0-dev.20230308`)
- migration from JUnit4 to JUnit5
- revert the 4 missing tests, e.g. proxy test from commit 20468f5
- add virtual host name `test.localhost` to embedded jetty server
(JUnit Tests) since localhost and IP-Addresses are no longer
supported by the proxy and use this address inside proxy `src`
- add `test-localhost` support for the docker tests. To support
this the docker hostname need to be set to test.localhost by:
`--hostname=test.localhost` (only for the docker tests)
- proxy: add file format support for PDF
- proxy: add error messages on "bad request" response
- proxy: remove dead code
- old proxy: add error messages on "bad request" response
- fix incorrect README link to docs
- add `HTTP_PROXY_READ_TIMEOUT` option -- close #240
New syntax is : plantuml/proxy/[id/][format/]remoteURL
where id is a number identifying the diagram definition
when the remote URL contains more than one diagram,
and format specify the output : img, txt or svg.
Improved unit tests to be independent of externally running servlet container, now every test runs its own embedded jetty server (and stops it afterward).
Removed all eclipse artifacts (.project, .classpath, .settings, etc.) and added to .gitignore to be independent of development environment (can be autogenerated by maven, or better yet use m2eclipse).
Removed embedded dependency jars since they are handled automatically by maven.
