Changelog

What changed in GhostAPI.

A concise record of product work that matters to teams using GhostAPI as their mock backend during frontend development.

Latest

Current product updates

These entries track meaningful workflow changes rather than tiny internal implementation details.

Project settings: General, environment, mock, schema, members, and danger zone settings are now organized as project-scoped controls with functional save, replace, invite, and destructive confirmation flows.
Members and invitations: Project owners can invite existing users or invite new people to both GhostAPI and the project, with role-based access applied when the invitation is accepted.
Playground hardening: Request sending now handles shared headers, duplicate header precedence, multiple request media types, non-JSON bodies, generated cURL, and detailed request/response inspection.
Mock runtime and logs: Mounted project routes capture request metadata, endpoint matches, response details, retention settings, and runtime cache refreshes for active projects.
Public documentation: Docs now use the public site header, command search, persistent section navigation, examples, and a structured reference path for builders.

Roadmap

The next work should deepen the current REST/OpenAPI product instead of expanding into unrelated protocols.

More schema tooling: Better diff views, validation explanations, and safer schema replacement previews before applying endpoint changes.
Richer mock behavior: More response presets, scenario switching, and endpoint-level behavior controls for frontend edge cases.
Team workflows: Clearer permission surfaces, invite auditing, and project activity around schema and mock changes.