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aim_server_cors

CORS middleware for the aim_server framework.

0.1.1 aim-dart/aim

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Last release 7 months ago

20 Jan 2026

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8 months old

3 releases · first in 2025

3 releases in the last 12 months

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3 releases · Dec 2025 to Jan 2026
2026
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  1. 0.1.1 20 Jan 2026
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    Internal fixes. No functional changes.

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    Internal fixes. No functional changes.

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  2. 0.1.0 20 Jan 2026
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    0.1.0

    First beta release of Aim Framework - a modular ecosystem for Dart.

    Highlights

    • Lightweight, fast web server framework
    • Native PostgreSQL driver (no external dependencies)
    • Type-safe ORM with Record syntax
    • CLI tools with hot reload and database migrations

    Web Server (aim_server)

    • HTTP server built on Dart's native HttpServer
    • Path-based routing with parameter support (/users/:id)
    • Composable middleware chain
    • JSON, text, HTML response handling
    • Real-time SSE streaming support
    • Custom error handlers (404, global)

    Middleware Packages

    • aim_server_cors: CORS configuration
    • aim_server_cookie: Secure cookie management
    • aim_server_form: Form data parsing
    • aim_server_multipart: File upload handling
    • aim_server_static: Static file serving
    • aim_server_logger: HTTP request logging
    • aim_server_sse: Server-Sent Events
    • aim_server_jwt: JWT authentication
    • aim_server_basic_auth: Basic authentication

    Testing (aim_server_testing)

    • Test helpers and matchers
    • Mock objects for unit testing
    • Integration test utilities

    Database (aim_database + aim_postgres)

    • Database abstraction layer
    • Native PostgreSQL Wire Protocol implementation
    • SSL/TLS support (disable, allow, prefer, require, verify-ca, verify-full)
    • Authentication: cleartext, MD5, SCRAM-SHA-256
    • Named parameters (:name) and positional parameters ($1)
    • Transaction support with automatic commit/rollback

    ORM (aim_orm + aim_orm_postgres + aim_orm_codegen)

    • Type-safe table definitions using Dart Record syntax
    • Column types: integer, bigint, varchar, text, boolean, timestamp, uuid, json
    • Column modifiers: primaryKey, unique, nullable, withDefault, indexed
    • Query builders: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
    • Condition operators: eq, gt, lt, gte, lte, inList
    • Code generation with build_runner

    CLI (aim_cli)

    • aim create <name>: Project scaffolding
    • aim dev: Development server with hot reload
    • aim build: Production build with native compilation
    • aim db:generate: Migration SQL generation from schema diff
    • aim db:migrate: Apply pending migrations
    • aim db:rollback: Rollback migrations
    • aim db:status: Show migration status

    Known Limitations

    • ORM Relations (1:1, 1:N, N:N) not yet supported
    • SQLite driver not yet available
    • db:reset command not yet implemented

    Requirements

    • Dart SDK: ^3.10.0
    • PostgreSQL: 9.5+ (SCRAM-SHA-256 requires 10+)
    Open source →
    Release notes

    First beta release of Aim Framework - a modular ecosystem for Dart.

    Highlights

    • Lightweight, fast web server framework
    • Native PostgreSQL driver (no external dependencies)
    • Type-safe ORM with Record syntax
    • CLI tools with hot reload and database migrations

    Web Server (aim_server)

    • HTTP server built on Dart's native HttpServer
    • Path-based routing with parameter support (/users/:id)
    • Composable middleware chain
    • JSON, text, HTML response handling
    • Real-time SSE streaming support
    • Custom error handlers (404, global)

    Middleware Packages

    • aim_server_cors: CORS configuration
    • aim_server_cookie: Secure cookie management
    • aim_server_form: Form data parsing
    • aim_server_multipart: File upload handling
    • aim_server_static: Static file serving
    • aim_server_logger: HTTP request logging
    • aim_server_sse: Server-Sent Events
    • aim_server_jwt: JWT authentication
    • aim_server_basic_auth: Basic authentication

    Testing (aim_server_testing)

    • Test helpers and matchers
    • Mock objects for unit testing
    • Integration test utilities

    Database (aim_database + aim_postgres)

    • Database abstraction layer
    • Native PostgreSQL Wire Protocol implementation
    • SSL/TLS support (disable, allow, prefer, require, verify-ca, verify-full)
    • Authentication: cleartext, MD5, SCRAM-SHA-256
    • Named parameters (:name) and positional parameters ($1)
    • Transaction support with automatic commit/rollback

    ORM (aim_orm + aim_orm_postgres + aim_orm_codegen)

    • Type-safe table definitions using Dart Record syntax
    • Column types: integer, bigint, varchar, text, boolean, timestamp, uuid, json
    • Column modifiers: primaryKey, unique, nullable, withDefault, indexed
    • Query builders: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
    • Condition operators: eq, gt, lt, gte, lte, inList
    • Code generation with build_runner

    CLI (aim_cli)

    • aim create <name>: Project scaffolding
    • aim dev: Development server with hot reload
    • aim build: Production build with native compilation
    • aim db:generate: Migration SQL generation from schema diff
    • aim db:migrate: Apply pending migrations
    • aim db:rollback: Rollback migrations
    • aim db:status: Show migration status

    Known Limitations

    • ORM Relations (1:1, 1:N, N:N) not yet supported
    • SQLite driver not yet available
    • db:reset command not yet implemented

    Requirements

    • Dart SDK: ^3.10.0
    • PostgreSQL: 9.5+ (SCRAM-SHA-256 requires 10+)
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  3. 0.0.1 24 Dec 2025
    Release notes

    Initial release - CORS middleware extracted from aim_server

    Features

    • Origin validation: Flexible origin control with string, list, or custom function
    • Method restrictions: Specify allowed HTTP methods
    • Header control: Control request and response headers
    • Credentials support: Support for credentials (cookies, authorization headers)
    • Preflight requests: Automatic handling of OPTIONS requests
    • Cache control: Configure cache duration for preflight responses

    Examples

    import 'package:aim_server/aim_server.dart';
    import 'package:aim_server_cors/aim_server_cors.dart';
    
    final app = Aim();
    
    // Allow all origins (default)
    app.use(cors());
    
    // Allow specific origin
    app.use(cors(CorsOptions(
      origin: 'https://example.com',
      credentials: true,
    )));
    
    // Allow multiple origins
    app.use(cors(CorsOptions(
      origin: ['https://example.com', 'https://app.example.com'],
    )));
    
    // Custom origin validation
    app.use(cors(CorsOptions(
      origin: (String origin) => origin.endsWith('.example.com'),
    )));
    
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