If the required property is skipped while defining a Model Object in Swagger 1.2 we now assume all properties as optional by default

We have now added support for multiple datetime formats in our SDKs. The following formats are supported:

• RFC1123 Datetime (Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:45:30 GMT)
• RFC3339 Datetime (2016-03-13T12:52:32.123Z)
• Unix Timestamp (1480809600)

There was a bug in the index file of the generated SDK. The import for configuration.js was not handled correctly. This bug was causing trouble in using the properties and functions exported from configuration.js.

You may generate your SDK again to get this bug fix.

We encountered an error with custom types import in our Node SDK (with test cases). Custom Types which had spaces in between 2 words like Custom Type, or any special characters in their name were not being generated correctly. Causing the SDK to break.

This bug has been fixed now. Please regenerate your SDK if you encountered this bug.

When defining the Parameter Object in Swagger v1.2 or v2.0, they asssume default value for required property as false. We were previously keeping the default value for it to be true but now we conform strictly to the Swagger specification.

Node JS SDKs now come with retries for requests. We allow retries for the following cases:

• GET requests only.
• General connection errors.
• Timeout errors.
• DNS address resolution failure errors.

Re-generate your Node JS SDKs now to get this new feature.

APIMATIC's PHP SDKs are now compliant with the PSR-2 Coding Style Guide

• PSR-2 compliance means that the PHP code generated is guaranteed to be of high-quality.
• PHP SDKs are written in a industry-standard code style to allow for maximum interoperability.
• PHP SDKs can be tested for code style violation using the PHP Code Sniffer.

Re-generate your PHP SDKs now for the new changes.

Exception Classes support has been added to Node SDKs. Generate your SDK again to get this new feature!

There was a bug being generated in the package.json file with Node SDKs that had no test cases. The bug was related to trailing commas being generated in the package file's dependencies. Causing the package file to not resolve dependencies. The bug has been fixed now.

Please regenerate your NodeJS SDK to get the bug fix

NodeJS SDKs now have both Local(endpoint specific) and Global Level (API specific) errors implemented as specified in the API Descriptions.