Inverse 0.2.0 released

Inverse 0.2.0 is out. @sweberdev/inverse and @sweberdev/inverse-react are on npm under the MIT licence, and the Pro packages are on GitHub Packages for licence holders. Nothing breaks: 0.1.0 code keeps working as it is.

What is in 0.2.0

• Node handler. createNodeHandler(options) serves the same endpoint on Express, Fastify, node:http and API routes of the Next.js Pages Router. It reads a body that express.json() already parsed or the raw stream.
• Rate limit. rateLimit: { max, windowMs } answers 429 with retry-after once a client sends too many declarations. It counts per server instance and is meant against scripts, not against consumers who try twice.
• Days left. withdrawalStatus({ start }) returns the last day, whether the period is still open and how many days are left, for the order overview or the confirmation page.
• Contract select. <CancellationForm contracts={[...]}> shows signed-in customers a list of their contracts instead of a free-text field and preselects a single one. Logging in stays optional.

Install

pnpm add @sweberdev/inverse@^0.2.0 @sweberdev/inverse-react@^0.2.0

import express from "express";
import { createNodeHandler } from "@sweberdev/inverse";

const app = express();
app.post(
  "/api/inverse",
  express.json(),
  createNodeHandler({ company, onDeclaration, sendReceipt, rateLimit: { max: 10 } }),
);

Docs: packages.sweber.dev/inverse/docs. The demo now shows the contract select in the cancellation form and the days left in the deadline calculator.

Inverse Pro 0.2.0

• Retention for the ledger. ledger.retain({ days }) and inverse-ledger retain --days 1095 remove the personal data of every declaration older than the retention period. The hashes stay, so the chain still verifies and each removal is logged.
• Audit baseline. inverse-audit --baseline last.json compares today's run with the last one and lists what got worse, such as a footer link that a theme update removed or a cancellation page that now needs a login. With a baseline the exit code only reflects regressions, so a weekly CI job for all client sites stays quiet until something changes. compareReports() does the same in code.

Inverse Pro is available on the package page, from CHF 19 a month.