Release v2.0.0 – Fix entry point resolution for reliable imports

This release fixes a critical issue where the package could not be imported properly in consuming Node.js projects due to an incorrect index entry point configuration.

🛠️ What's Fixed

• Corrected the exports field in package.json to properly expose the middleware entry point.
• Ensures compatibility with both CommonJS and ES module environments.
• Now works seamlessly with require() and import statements.

🚨 Breaking Change Notice

• This is a breaking release only in terms of packaging and module resolution — the middleware API remains unchanged.
• Users must upgrade to v2.0.0 if they experienced Cannot find module or undefined default import errors.

✅ Safe to Upgrade If:

• You're using Node.js and got import/module-related errors with v1.0.x.
• You want full compatibility with ESM or CommonJS environments.

🚀 Improvements & CI/CD Integration – v1.0.1

🎉 Minor release v1.0.1 brings CI/CD automation, better linting, test coverage, and codebase refinements!

This update focuses on improving the developer experience, code consistency, and publish reliability.

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✨ Changes

• 🔧 Migrated to ESLint v9 using modern eslint.config.js flat config
• 🎨 Added Prettier for consistent code formatting
• 🧪 Introduced Vitest with full test coverage for middleware and helper
• 🤖 Setup GitHub Actions CI/CD:
  • Lint, Build, Test
  • Auto publish to npm on new releases with provenance
• 🔒 Enabled secure npm provenance (Sigstore signed)

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🐛 Fixes

• ✅ Fixed linting issues (no-console, no-undef)
• 🧹 Cleaned up legacy configs and CommonJS issues
• 📦 Resolved peer dependency conflicts with eslint and @typescript-eslint

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📦 Installation

npm install server-response-helper

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🧪 Test It

res.response({ data: user, messageIndex: 1 });
// or
res.response({ data: user, message: 'Custom success' });

Thanks for supporting server-response-helper! 🔥

Initial Stable Release – v1.0.0

🎉 Initial release of server-response-helper!

This package adds a .response() helper to the Express res object, allowing you to return consistent, standardized JSON responses across your API with ease.

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✨ Features

• ✅ Standard response format: status, message, data, timestamp, path
• 🔒 Type-safe: Fully written in TypeScript
• 🧠 Intelligent defaults: Optional message index or custom text
• 🛠 Zero dependencies

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📦 Installation

npm install server-response-helper

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🚀 Usage

import express from 'express';
import { responseHelper } from 'server-response-helper';

const app = express();
app.use(responseHelper());

app.get('/', (req, res) => {
  res.response(200, 'Welcome!');
});

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📚 Learn more

See the README for full documentation.

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