gitgraph.js

Now you can do feature.merge(develop, { fastForward: true }); to perform a fast-forward merge if possible.

If fast-forward is not possible, it will fallback to regular merge.

• Canvas event handlers can be disposed from the consumer end with gitgraph.dispose() - #128
• Click handlers receive the original event objects so you can identify the click type, for instance - #129

See #119.

See #116

See #113.

See #109.

See #86 & #107.

See #106

See #103

• Add boolean reverseArrow config option to make arrows point to ancestors
• You can attach a onClick callback to any commit. It takes the clicked commit object as parameter.
• Graph emits graph:render event when rendered
• Graph emits commit:mouseout when you mouseout a commit
• Graph exposes its scalingFactor
• Template can specify not to display tooltips with commit.shouldDisplayTooltipsInCompactMode option

Or check the complete changelog.

• Graph emitscommit:mouseover event when you hover a commit
• You can tag commits, including merge commits
• Commits can take a onClick callback
• You can specify a column index for a branch
• Template can display branch names
• Template can specify their own tooltipHTMLFormatter function

Or check the complete changelog.

First draft of the library, with few patches since the first release.

Please check the online doc for more information on what you can do for now.