Breaking Change: zely@4!

zely3 rewrote the code to increase development efficiency. The code actually has improved a bit, but the performance became ridiculously bad.

In zely4, we will focus on performance and add back features that were lost while rewriting the code.

#Plan

see also https://github.com/zely-js/zely/issues/405

#improve export-default

export default { message: 'Hello' };

As above, there is a code that exports data by default without setting a handler

This code will work just like the code below.

export default [ALL((ctx) => ctx.send({ message: 'Hello' }))];

At first glance, the code has improved readability, and it's much simpler

#improve performance

The goal of creating the fastest backend framework has not been abandoned yet.
I will continue to improve the performance of zely.

#support .html

Not long ago, I made a package as a side project.
I will utilize this project and update zely to make it easier to create a frontend page using the .html extension

Note: This will only work if you enable the option separately. Normally, it will just send html through sendFile.

#integrating multiple packages

Currently, Zely is divided into several packages. Questions arise as to whether this division is necessary

#createFrontendPage

createFrontendPage is a function that will be used for all the functions related to the frontend mentioned earlier