Releases: teafuljs/teaful
0.8.0
What's changed
- Add todolist example by @danielart in #40
- Remove confusing reset feature by @aralroca in #44
Breaking changes
-
One this breaking change for this version:
Remove confusing reset feature
#44Reset
function is removed. It's not responsibility of the library. In this way:Pros:
- Removing confusion as to what exactly the reset function did. Simplifying and making it easier to understand.
- Fewer things in memory. Thus it is not necessary to save the store + initialStore. Only the store. This improves performance for applications with very large stores.
- Tiniest. Supporting reset made it take up more bits.
- Removing a feature that did not add value to the library, since the same could be done with the setter.
- More flexibility to the user to reset with the setter where the user wants: last value, last value fetched to an API, initial value...
Cons:
-
The user will be responsible for controlling the reset. That is, save the value in memory.
Example:
const [value, setValue] = useStore.value() const lastValue = useRef(value) // After some changes, is possible to reset with: setValue(lastValue.current)
Another example:
const initialStore = { count: 0 } export const { getStore } = createStore(initialStore) const [,setStore] = getStore() export const reset = () => setStore(initialStore)
import { reset } from './store' function ResetStore() { return <button onClick={reset}>Reset store</button> }
Full Changelog: 0.7.2...0.8.0
0.8.0-canary.1
0.7.2
0.7.1
0.7.0
Fragstore is renamed to Teaful
CHANGES
- fix: update README.md #24 by @niexq
- fix: eslint warning and remove dist added to eslintignore #27 by @niexq
BREAKING CHANGES
- Change of name. Fragstore now is Teaful:
- Remove fragstore +
yarn add teaful
- GitHub Discussion
- Blog post about it
- Remove fragstore +
- Convert onAfterUpdate to be more easy, tiny and powerful #22 by @aralroca
- Inside the PR there are docs how to migrate from old to new version
0.6.0
0.6 release 🚀
We are taking advantage of the fact that we are in an early stage (0.x) to evolve quickly the library trying to make everything more and more tiny, easy and powerful.
Sorry for the breaking changes and if you have any questions you can write inside GitHub Discussions.
The library is becoming more and more stable and we will make less breaking changes, and from version 1.0 onwards we will follow the semantic version 100%.
🚨 I have to announce that after having changed the name of the library from
fragmented-store
tofragstore
, we are forced to change it again to avoid problems with a company called fragstore that we didn't know about.We have not changed the name for this version as it already has some breaking changes. But we will change it for the next version and it will be the only breaking change for the future 0.7 version.
We will make it so that when installing the latest
fragstore
package in npm it will make a warning saying so, but I prefer to announce it.👉 Subscribe to this discussion to find out about the name change.
New features
- Add getStore helper #19 (by @aralroca) - Read more here
- Add withStore HoC #19 (by @aralroca) - Read more here
- Add callbacks inside useStore, getStore and withStore #19 (by @aralroca) - Read more here
- Update all the docs #19 (by @aralroca)
- Add more tests #19 (by @aralroca)
Breaking changes
- Remove Store component (now with getStore and callback change it no longer makes sense) #19 (by @aralroca)
- Callbacks are unified (1 function instead of an object of functions) #19 (by @aralroca)
How to migrate
- Remove this component
<Store store={initialStore} callbacks={{ cart: onCartUpdate }}>
</Store>
- Use the
store
variable insidecreateStore
:
const { useStore, getStore } = createStore(initialStore)
// Or if you need it to loading dynamically use the getStore helper:
const [, setStore] = getStore()
setStore(store => ({ ...store, ...initialStore }))
- Use a
callback
insidecreateStore
:
const { useStore, getStore } = createStore(initialStore, onStoreUpdate)
function onStoreUpdate({ path, ...rest }) {
if(path.startsWith('cart')) onCartUpdate(...rest)
}
// Or if you want the event to be cleared when the component unmounts, use useStore:
const [cart, setCart] = useStore.cart(initialCartValue, onCartUpdate)
0.6.0-canary.2
- fix on #19
0.6.0-canary.1
- Add getStore helper + withStore HoC. Change callback + remove Store + add docs + add tests #19
0.5.0
- Some improvements: rename Provider to Store, add types + fix eslint #14 (by @aralroca and @danielart)
BREAKING CHANGES
- We renamed
Provider
toStore
because after the reimplementation it is no longer mandatory to use it because it is no longer a provider, it only makes sense to redefine the store and callbacks. In the future, it will surely have more features.