Versioning ^0.2.1

The technique of versioning allows to have different versions for controllers or routes within the same application.

Serinus supports 2 types of versioning:

Type	Description
URI	The version will be passed in the URI of the request
Header	The version will be passed to the request through a custom header

URI Versioning

Using the URI versioning, the version will be passed in the URI of the request, such as /v1/users.

The following code snippet allows you to enable URI versioning:

import 'package:serinus/serinus.dart';

void main() {
    SerinusApplication application = await serinus.createApplication(
        entrypoint: AppModule()
    );
    application.enableVersioning(
        type: VersioningType.uri,
        version: 1
    );
    await application.serve();
}

As can be seen, the enableVersioning method also receives a version parameter, which is the version that will be used in the application.

WARNING

The version parameter is required when using the URI versioning.

Header Versioning

Using the header versioning, the version will be passed to the request through a custom header, such as X-API-Version: 1.

The following code snippet allows you to enable header versioning:

import 'package:serinus/serinus.dart';

void main() {
    SerinusApplication application = await serinus.createApplication(
        entrypoint: AppModule()
    );
    application.enableVersioning(
        type: VersioningType.header,
        version: 1,
        header: 'X-API-Version'
    );
    await application.serve();
}

As can be seen, the enableVersioning method also receives a header parameter, which is the name of the custom header that will be used in the application.

WARNING

The headerparameter and the version parameter are required when using the header versioning.

Controller-Specific Versioning

If you want a controller to have a different version from the application, you can override the version getter in the controller.

import 'package:serinus/serinus.dart';

class MyController extends Controller {

    @override
    int get version => 2;

    MyController({super.path = '/'}) {
        on(GetRoute(path: '/'), (context) {
            return 'Hello, World!';
        });
    }
    
}

In this example, the MyController controller will have version 2, regardless of the version set in the application.

Route-Specific Versioning

If you want a route to have a different version from the controller, you can override the version getter in the route.

import 'package:serinus/serinus.dart';

class MyRoute extends Route {

    @override
    int get version => 2;

    MyRoute({super.path = '/', super.method = HttpMethod.get});

}