satcheljs

• Change the select API so that it is simpler and easier to understand. (#69)

This release just updates the package.json to include a license field. It is still licensed under MIT license.

In this minor release, we are turning the select() API to one of more clarity. It will no longer create setters.

Breaking changes

1. All satcheljs-* packages have been folded into a single package under src
2. "legacy" APIs are moved under src/legacy
3. All legacy public APIs are exposed through 'satcheljs/lib/legacy' index.ts instead of the 'satcheljs' index.ts. To consume legacy API, import from there:

import { action } from 'satcheljs/lib/legacy';

Infra changes

1. Jest is introduced for testing
2. Husky, lint-staged and prettier are introduced and enforces code style
3. Update Travis configuration to allow Travis to handle deployment rather than a custom script

This is the first beta release for v3 of SatchelJS. The changes are pretty extensive; see the README for details.

• Changes satcheljs-promise to override Promise in a more reliable way (#56)

The satcheljs-promise package brought the es6-promise typing to use the @types/es6-promise.

This is no longer necessary because Typescript already includes a lib.es6.d.ts that has the definitive definition for Promise. We are standardizing towards this so that any consumer can be sure they are using the same Promise definition.

• Adds the getActionType API to get the action type string from an action. (#50) This replaces the actionType property on actions.

• Adds satcheljs-promise middleware (#46). With this middleware applied, any then or catch callbacks created during an action are treated as actions themselves. This makes writing asynchronous code much easier because it is not necessary to manually wrap each callback in an action.
• Changes the way satcheljs-trace writes to the console (#47). It no longer uses the console.group API, but rather writes simple console.log statements.
• Replaces raise with raiseAction in satcheljs-stitch (raise is now deprecated). (#48)

• Adds action type exposed as property off of actions (#43).

  let someAction = action("someAction")(
      function someAction() { });
  
  expect(someAction.actionType).toBe("someAction");
  

• Adds support for actions to decorate class methods (#40).

  class TestClass {
      @action("testMethod")
      testMethod() { }
  }
  

Just like mobx has a useStrict mode, SatchelJS now has a way to turn off strict mode with... useStrict(false)

In this release, we added "createUndo" so that certain actions that has side effect (like API calls) can roll back changes to the store if the side effect fails.

Fixed a bug from newly released v2.8.0 code where the reactive decorator didn't actually allow the observer decorator to do its job.

Added a test mode to allow select and reactive decorators to work in tests by NOT executing the selector functions

• SelectorFunction now is generic and can allow developers using it to have the mapped types from TS2.1 assist in intellisense while creating those functions
• Updated mobx

Corrects the repo URLs

• select() now allow for tests to override the params

• select(...) decorator for functions now supports optional args
• select-react exports the ReactiveTarget, so test code can use this interface to access unwrapped controls

More decorator work. This release fixes the reactive decorator for the React component classes. Previously, it had a bug trying to modify the props itself. This release makes the decorator create a higher-order component injector.

The React dependency has been upgraded to match latest stable - 15.4.0