What's Changed

• Bump golang.org/x/text from 0.3.7 to 0.3.8 in /examples/mongopb by @dependabot in #397
• #400 update decode pipeline by @prestonvasquez in #401
• #402 skip nil options on request constructor by @prestonvasquez in #404
• #406 support multi-writer requests by @prestonvasquez in #408
• #405 rename Upsert to Store by @prestonvasquez in #410

New Contributors

• @dependabot made their first contribution in #397

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0

This release includes the bugs and features listed here. Notably, this release includes

• An example for writing to a MongoDB Collection
• Support for HTTP request authentication via the HTTP.RoundTripper. Current support is limited to the Coinbase Authentication and Basic Authentication.
• Deprecating the proto package in favor of the Writer pattern. That is, a user needs to provide a method for writing protobuf ListValues to their storage.

This release includes minor documentation updates to licenses and testable examples which can be found here.

The Gidari development team is please to release the first non-stable API (v0 of semver). The goal of this library is to concurrently fetch data from a "resource", such as a web server, and either iterate over the responses or stream the response data into storage. The motivation is to provide a quick and easy solution for data scientists to retrieve data from public or private APIs for analysis.

The release API includes support for

• Service - A struct containing the supported services for the library
• Service.HTTP - For this version, the only service supported by the library is the "HTTP" service for either iterating over http.Response data or "upserting" the response bytes for a body using either an adapter library defined here or a custom implementation of the "proto.UpsertWriter" interface in the "gidari/proto" package.
• Service.HTTP.Iterator - The HTTP service's iterator can be used to concurrently iterate over the HTTP response data for any number of http.Requests using the Iterator's "Next" method.
• Service.HTTP.Upsert() - The upsert function will serialize the HTTP response data from any number of HTTP Requests to a "proto.UpsertWriter"s for streaming data form the web into storage.

For more information on functionality and usage, see the Go Docs listed in the README.md file.

Imminent future work includes:

• Adding support for a web-to-csv storage adapter
• CLI support

Future work includes:

• NoSQL and SQL support
• Private API auth support