Get 0.1

• Rename to "Get"

APIClient 0.0.6

• Method send now supports fetching Response<Data> (returns raw data) and Response<String> (returns plain text)
• Query parameters are now modeled as an array of (String, String?) tuples enabling "explode" support
• You can now pass headers in the request
• Body in post, put, and patch can now be empty
• All methods now support query parameters
• Add body parameter to delete method
• Make body parameter optional

APIClient 0.0.5

• Make Configuration init public - #10, thanks to Theis Egeberg
• All send methods now return a new Response<T> struct containing not just the response value, but also data, request, response, and status code.
• Add value(for:) method that returns T – a replacement for the old send method
• Add data(for:) method returning Response<Data>
• Add options, head, and trace HTTP methods
• Method delete to use query instead of body

APIClient 0.0.4

• Add an option to customize the client's port and scheme - #7, thanks to Mathieu Barnachon
  
• Make values in query parameters optional - #8, thanks to Bernhard Loibl
• Update example JSON models to match the GitHub API spec - #5, thanks to Arthur Semenyutin
• Use iso8601 date decoding and encoding strategies by default and add a way to customize the decoder and encoder
• Add id to requests
• Make Request properies public

APIClient 0.0.3

APIClient is now available on more platforms.

APIClient 0.0.2

• Remove Pulse dependency, thanks to @vox-humana

APIClient 0.0.1

Initial release