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# Project Roadmap

* [x] 0.1.x Pre-alpha
  * [x] Service Broker
    * [x] Service Registry which can discover and distinguish equally named but different services
    * [x] Collect action params and response, subscribed events examples
    * [x] Delegate action call with Dataloader batching support
    * [x] Delegate event publishing
    * [x] Delegate event subscription with either handler or async iterator
    * [x] Delegate health check
    * [x] Reporter which reports errors and information to origin services
    * [x] Inline function parser (VM)
    * [x] Explicit/implicit parameters mapping from service action validation schema 
    * [x] Support multiple Service Broker for a single gateway
    * [x] MoleculerJS Delegator
  * [x] Schema Registry
    * [x] Validate service API schema and report
    * [x] Integrations compile and major plugins
    * [x] REST protocol plugin
    * [x] GraphQL protocol plugin with subscription support
    * [x] Retry failed integrations compile
    * [x] Branch and version managements
  * [x] Logger
    * [x] Winston: also can be used with MoleculerJS delegator logger
  * [x] API Server
    * [x] Branch, Version specific routes while reusing handlers
    * [x] HTTP, WebSocket components (express, ws modules)
    * [x] HTTP protocol which mounts HTTP/WS components' modules
* [x] 0.2.x Alpha
  * [x] Middleware
  * [x] Helmet (disabled by default)
  * [x] CORS (enabled, including WebSocket)
  * [x] Serve Static (disabled)
  * [x] Body Parser (enabled)
  * [x] Logging (enabled, including WebSocket)
  * [x] Error Handler (enabled, including WebSocket)
  * [ ] \[X] Context Factory
  * [x] ID (enabled; request id generation)
  * [x] User Agent (enabled)
  * [x] Cookie Parser (enabled)
  * [x] Locale (enabled)
  * [x] Auth (enabled; Bearer/OAuth, Basic, Digest, AWS, [RFC7235](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7235))
  * [x] Schema Registry plugins
    * [x] WebSocket protocol plugin
  * [x] Streaming support for GraphQL/REST plugin multipart/form-data request
  * [x] Streaming support for REST plugin response
  * [x] Bidirectional streaming support for WebSocket plugin
* [x] 0.3.x Beta
  * [x] Integration example with `moleculer-iam` (OIDC provider)
  * [x] Schema Registry plugins
    * [x] Filter access control policy plugin
    * [x] Scope access control policy plugin
    * [ ] Cache policy result in request context
  * [x] Gateway schema presets
    * [x] Service Catalog endpoints in REST
    * [x] Empty scheme placeholder in GraphQL
  * [ ] \[] Normalized errors
* [ ] \[] 1.0.x First Stable release
  * [x] API Server additional protocols
    * [x] HTTPS
    * [ ] \[] HTTP2, HTTP2S
  * [ ] \[] Integration example with `moleculer-file`
  * [ ] \[] Unit tests coverage over 90%
  * [ ] \[] Memory leak test
  * [ ] \[] Stress test and performance profiling
  * [ ] \[] Update documents and translate to English


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