• Move @remix-run/headers to peerDependencies

• Move @remix-run/mime to peerDependencies

• Move @remix-run/lazy-file and @remix-run/mime to peerDependencies

• BREAKING CHANGE: Replace mrmime dependency with @remix-run/mime for MIME type detection which is now a peer dependency.

• Add support for acceptRanges function to conditionally enable HTTP Range requests based on the file being served:

  // Enable ranges only for large files
  staticFiles('./public', {
    acceptRanges: (file) => file.size > 10 * 1024 * 1024,
  })
  
  // Enable ranges only for videos
  staticFiles('./public', {
    acceptRanges: (file) => file.type.startsWith('video/'),
  })

• BREAKING CHANGE: Now uses @remix-run/response for file and HTML responses instead of @remix-run/fetch-router/response-helpers. The @remix-run/response package is now a peer dependency.

• Add listFiles option to generate a directory listing when a directory is requested.

  staticFiles('./public', { listFiles: true })

• Add Session class. The createSession function now returns an instance of the Session class.

  // You can now create sessions using either approach:
  import { createSession, Session } from '@remix-run/session'
  
  // Factory function
  let session = createSession()
  
  // Or use the class directly
  let session = new Session()

• BREAKING CHANGE: Rename createFileSessionStorage to createFsSessionStorage and export from @remix-run/session/fs-storage

  // before
  import { createFileSessionStorage } from '@remix-run/session/file-storage'
  let storage = createFileSessionStorage('/tmp/sessions')
  
  // after
  import { createFsSessionStorage } from '@remix-run/session/fs-storage'
  let storage = createFsSessionStorage('/tmp/sessions')

• BREAKING CHANGE: Add @remix-run/mime as a peer dependency. This package is used by the createFileResponse() response helper to determine if HTTP Range requests should be supported by default for a given MIME type.

• Add compressResponse helper

• The createFileResponse() response helper now only enables HTTP Range requests by default for non-compressible MIME types. This allows text-based assets to be compressed while still supporting resumable downloads for media files.

  To restore the previous behavior where all files support range requests:

  return createFileResponse(file, request, {
    acceptRanges: true,
  })

  Note: Range requests and compression are mutually exclusive. When Accept-Ranges: bytes is present in response headers, the compress() response helper and compression() middleware will not compress the response.

Initial release with response helpers extracted from @remix-run/fetch-router.

See the README for more details.

Initial release of this package.

See the README for more details.

• Re-use request methods from fetch-router