History

0.8 (in progress)

Changed the signature of add_endpoint so that the user can just pass a port, instead of an ugly ('localhost', port) tuple, when creating an endpoint.
Added the ability for the user to specify a default handler for a Deproxy via the default_handler parameter to __init__.
Added the ability for the user to specify a default handler for a specific endpoint via the default_handler parameter to add_endpoint.
Added the ability for the user to specify separate handlers for each endpoint via the handlers parameter to make_request.
Renamed the make_request method's handler_function parameter to default_handler.
Renamed the MessageChain class's handler to default_handler, to avoid confusion with the new handlers attribute.
Renamed the built-in default_handler function to simple_handler to avoid confusion.
Renamed the delay function's handler_function parameter to next_handler and made it optional, defaulting to simple_handler.
Stringified parameters to Request and Response. They are always converted to strings now. Also made some of them optional.
Fixes to route. It's still not 100%, though.

There are several breaking changes to method signatures. Upgrading existing tests to use v0.7 will be tedious, but not difficult.

Added a class, HeaderCollection, to hold request and response headers instead of using a dict. The new class is a hybrid of a dictionary and a list of tuples. It supports case-insensitive lookup and storing multiple values for headers with the same name.
Updated reading of simple message bodies. It doesn't yet support chunked transfers or encodings, but it's far more useful.
Re-organized the codebase from a multi-file package into a single module.

Fixed the logic when adding default headers so that they are recorded in the handlings as well.