Release/v1.24.0

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Release v1.24.0

✨ Features:

• Cassandra Tracing & Context Support:
  We’ve added context support and tracing for Cassandra operations, improving flexibility and observability. The following methods are now available:

  Single Operations:

  • QueryWithCtx: Executes queries with context, binding results to the specified destination.
  • ExecWithCtx: Executes non-query operations with context.
  • ExecCASWithCtx: Executes lightweight (CAS) transactions with context.
  • NewBatchWithCtx: Initializes a new batch operation with context.

  Batch Operations:

  • BatchQueryWithCtx: Adds queries to batch operations with context.
  • ExecuteBatchWithCtx: Executes batch operations with context.
  • ExecuteBatchCASWithCtx: Executes batch operations with context and returns the result.

  Note: The following methods in Cassandra have been deprecated:

  type Cassandra interface {
      Query(dest interface{}, stmt string, values ...any) error
      Exec(stmt string, values ...any) error
      ExecCAS(dest any, stmt string, values ...any) (bool, error)
      BatchQuery(stmt string, values ...any) error
      NewBatch(name string, batchType int) error
      CassandraBatch
  }
  
  type CassandraBatch interface {
      BatchQuery(name, stmt string, values ...any)
      ExecuteBatch(name string) error
      ExecuteBatchCAS(name string, dest ...any) (bool, error)
  }

• JWT Claims Retrieval:
  OAuth-enabled applications can now retrieve JWT claims directly within handlers. Here’s an example:

  func HelloHandler(c *gofr.Context) (interface{}, error) {
      // Retrieve the JWT claim from the context
      claimData := c.Context.Value(middleware.JWTClaim)
  
      // Assert that the claimData is of type jwt.MapClaims
      claims, ok := claimData.(jwt.MapClaims)
      if !ok {
          return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid claim data type")
      }
  
      // Return the claims as a response
      return claims, nil
  }

🛠️ Fixes:

• Redis Panic Handling:
  Resolved an issue where calling Redis.Ping() without an active connection caused the application to panic. This is now handled gracefully.

• Docker Example Enhancement:
  The http-server example has been enhanced to include Prometheus and Grafana containers in its Docker setup, allowing users to fully explore GoFr's observability features.