The 'runtime: edge' property was removed from the Vercel Edge Function configuration, possibly to use the default runtime or address deployment requirements. The regions configuration remains unchanged.
Added Google Hosted Libraries (ghl), unpkg, Skypack, and esm.sh to the supported platforms in both the README and the configuration file. Updated documentation with usage examples and badge links for these CDNs to improve clarity and user guidance.
Deleted the auto-translation GitHub Actions workflow and the generated README.en.md file. Updated README.md, likely to remove references to the English version and translation automation.
Replaces the previous DeepL GitHub Action with a custom Node.js script that splits README.md into chunks for translation, improving handling of large files and preserving structure. Adds steps to set up Node.js, install dependencies, and process translation in segments, with enhanced commit messages reflecting translation statistics and features.
Introduces a GitHub Actions workflow to automatically translate README.md to English using DeepL, update language links, and add a translation disclaimer. Also enables the 'arxiv' platform in the platforms configuration.
Refines wording throughout the README for clarity and consistency, replacing terms like '加速服务' with '加速体验' and updating references to the public instance. Removes the detailed CI/CD integration section, including GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Docker build optimization examples. Also updates disclaimers and minor formatting for improved accuracy and readability.
Improved wording on legal compliance and user responsibility in both English and Chinese README files. Updated Cloudflare Workers badge links to point to the correct section anchors.
Added a new 'Repository Vision' section to the English README, clarifying the project's goals and benefits. Expanded deployment instructions with more details and recommendations, especially for Cloudflare Workers. Minor wording improvements and consistency updates in the Chinese README and SECURITY.md.
Added a new section explaining the project's purpose and goals, emphasizing legal and efficiency aspects for developers in mainland China. Expanded deployment instructions, highlighting Cloudflare Workers as the recommended method and reorganizing alternative deployment options for clarity.
Emphasized Cloudflare Workers as highly recommended, adjusted Docker image recommendation wording, and clarified third-party platform respect statements in both English and Chinese README files. Updated references to container registries and removed Docker Hub from the list for consistency.
Revised the disclaimer sections in both English and Chinese README files to provide more comprehensive information on legal compliance, service availability, data privacy, liability, third-party platform respect, intellectual property, and security risks. The updates clarify usage boundaries and user responsibilities.
Upgraded several development dependencies including @cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers, @cloudflare/unenv-preset, @cloudflare/workers-types, and related packages. This ensures compatibility with the latest features and bug fixes from upstream packages.
Introduces Kaggle as a supported platform in the configuration and health check. Implements special path transformation logic for Kaggle API endpoints in transformPath, and adds comprehensive tests to verify correct path handling for various Kaggle API routes.
Removed unused logo parameters from the Civitai badge in both English and Chinese README files. Also fixed minor whitespace formatting in code examples in the Chinese README.
Added Civitai badge, URL transformation instructions, and Python usage examples for the Civitai AI model platform to both English and Chinese README files. This update documents how to accelerate Civitai model downloads and API access via the Xget service.
Added 'civitai' to the PLATFORMS config and updated tests to include Civitai path transformations. This enables handling of Civitai URLs in the platform configuration and ensures correct path transformation logic.
Changed the badge links for Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, and Docker in both English and Chinese README files to point to their respective sections directly, improving navigation.
Streamlined the deployment instructions in both English and Chinese README files by removing the manual deployment section and consolidating the headings for Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, and Docker. This makes the deployment options clearer and reduces redundancy.
Updated the GitHub Actions workflow to ignore changes in markdown files, documentation, test, scripts, and common config files when triggering on push and pull_request events. This reduces unnecessary workflow runs for non-code changes.
Added a new section to the README with detailed instructions for deploying using Docker, Docker Compose, and Kubernetes. Also updated badges to include Docker and made minor formatting improvements throughout the file.
Renamed the workflow file from docker.yml to image.yml and updated workflow and step names to use 'Image' instead of 'Docker'. This improves clarity and generalizes the workflow for building and pushing images.
Introduced a step to extract the first image tag from build outputs and use it as the image reference for the Trivy vulnerability scanner. This ensures the scanner analyzes the correct image version.
Added debug output steps and changed the Trivy vulnerability scanner to reference the image by tag (${github.ref_name}) instead of digest. This helps with debugging and aligns the scan with the tagged image.
Adds outputs for image tags and digest in the build-and-push job and updates the Trivy scanner to reference the image by digest instead of the latest tag. This ensures the vulnerability scan is performed on the exact built image.
Grants the 'attestations: write' permission in the GitHub Actions Docker workflow to enable writing attestations. This may be required for enhanced security or provenance features.
Updates the GitHub Actions workflow to use the correct step ID 'build-and-push' for the Docker image digest output, ensuring the provenance attestation references the correct value.
Grants the workflow 'id-token: write' permission, which may be required for certain authentication steps or integrations in the Docker build and publish process.
Updated various dependencies in package-lock.json, including esbuild and related platform-specific packages, to newer versions. This ensures compatibility and includes the latest bug fixes and improvements from upstream packages.
Added express as a production dependency in package.json and updated the Dockerfile to install dependencies more efficiently using npm ci when package-lock.json is present. This streamlines the build process and ensures express is available in production environments.
Introduced Dockerfile, .dockerignore, and GitHub Actions workflow for building and publishing Docker images. Added server.js as the Express entrypoint for standalone deployment. Updated README with Docker, Docker Compose, and Kubernetes deployment instructions.
Introduces Vercel deployment support by adding Edge Function handlers in the api directory, Vercel configuration files, and related ignore rules. Updates documentation to include Vercel one-click deployment instructions and badges. Adds Vercel-specific scripts to package.json for development and deployment workflows.
Added information about the new URL converter (xuc.xi-xu.me) to both English and Chinese README files. Also adjusted formatting for public instance mentions for consistency.
Replaces 'npx wrangler auth login' with 'npx wrangler login' in both English and Chinese README files to reflect the updated Wrangler CLI authentication command.
Changed the example base_url for Xget-accelerated OpenAI API from '/ip/openai' to '/ip/openai/v1' in both English and Chinese README files to reflect the correct endpoint.
Improved language, consistency, and technical accuracy throughout the README.en.md file. Updated terminology (e.g., 'link' to 'URL', 'conversion' to 'transformation'), clarified instructions, corrected section titles, and enhanced example explanations. Streamlined descriptions for platform support, usage scenarios, and configuration steps to provide a clearer and more professional guide for users.
Expanded the README to document support for AI inference API acceleration, including a new badge, provider table, usage examples, environment variable configuration, and performance comparisons. This update details how to use Xget to accelerate API calls to over 25 mainstream AI inference providers, with code samples and production deployment recommendations.
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