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@page StealJS.changelog Changelog @parent StealJS.about

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1.0.0

steal

  • Steal now defaults to Babel as the ES transpiler. See [https://stealjs.com/docs/StealJS.babel.html] for more information.
  • Steal can now be run within a Service Worker.
  • Fixed bug with child package configuration overriding parent configuration.
  • When loading JSON, syntax errors will now be logged.
  • The main property is no longer required when loading Steal in Node.js.
  • The use of the System global is now deprecated in favor of steal. To import a module use either [steal.import] or [steal.loader.import].
  • The npmAlgorithm option is no longer necessary when using npm 3+. If using npm 2 you should set "npmAlgorithm": "nested".
  • Added documentation about circular dependencies when you can see [StealJS.circular here].
  • Added a new progressive loading guide which goes into a little more detail. You can see the guide [StealJS.guides.progressive_loading here].
  • Added saucelabs testing so now all PRs are tested in IE9+.
  • [steal-css] and [steal-less] are no longer bundled with Steal, but rather have to be installed separately.
  • The site's documentation now uses bit-docs rather than DocumentJS.
  • Added a new plugins configuration that allows you to specify which plugins are being used. This was necessary so that would could avoid fetching package.jsons that are not used.
  • Improved support for the various "browser" configuration options in package.json.

steal-tools

  • The configuration option in stealTools.build is now optional.
  • steal-tools now bundles a pre-configured version of steal.production.js into builds, using that prevents you from having to worry about configuring.
  • A new dest option was added that replaces bundlesPath.
  • The Grunt tasks were removed from steal-tools and moved to grunt-steal.
  • In stealTools.export and other places that previously took a system option now takes a steal option.
  • stealTools.build's result (The BuildResult object) is now better documented.
  • Renamed bundleDepth to maxBundleRequests.
  • Fixed bug when building an app that uses scoped package names.
  • Using bundleAssets no longer includes a steal.production.js. Instead this functionality is handled by steal-tools always (even if bundleAssets is not used).

0.15.0

steal

  • steal-clone is a new module that can be used for dependency injection, making it easy to replace modules for testing purposes.
  • A new scheme was added for Less and CSS, allowing you to import styles with Steal's internal locating resolution.

steal-tools

  • Builds can be customized using the granular streams API.
  • Modules can now be ignored with the ignore option, preventing them from being included in the build.

0.14.0

steal

  • package.jsons are now progressively fetched as needed to configure.
  • Using npm you can now load modules that use the folder/index.js convention.
  • When importing json files you can now make transformations with the new jsonOptions.
  • The contextual module extension makes it easy to create modules that are aware of their parent.
  • Better CommonJS detection.
  • Configuration added to the script tag now beats out global configuration.

steal-tools

  • It is now possible to perform custom ES6 transpiling, for use if using a transpiler different that what Steal provides.
  • Bug fixes for multi-main builds.

0.13.0

steal

0.12.0

steal

  • New system-trace extension comes with Steal. Provides useful APIs for module metadata.
  • The ext extension no longer requires the bang.
  • Upgrades to the npm and live-reload plugins.

steal-tools

  • babelOptions are now passed into transpile.
  • inferGlobals: false will speed up production when you have a lot of globals and don't need the default behavior of inferring a global's export value.
  • Various live-reload bug fixes.

steal-tools

0.11.0

steal

  • css and less extensions moved to their own projects steal-css and steal-less.
  • Babel and Traceur updated to the latest versions.
  • envs configuration.
  • The @loader module not works with the Steal syntax.
  • Whether bundles are loaded is not configured by [config.loadBundles], not the env flag, but env=production still works for backworks compatibility.
  • The [@steal] module was created to serve a similar purpose as [@loader].

steal-tools

  • sideBundle: true metadata property can be set to make a bundle be set as a "sideBundle". A sideBundle is not considered in the progressive loading algorithm so it is perfect for bundles that are rarely used.
  • Globals are no longer transpiled to a System.define form, but instead to an AMD module.
  • Virtual modules (modules created dynamically with System.define can now be bundles themselves.
  • [steal-tools.BundleAssetsOptions bundleAssets] is a new option that allows you to bundle all of your assets along with your JavaScript and CSS bundles, to put everything into a common dist folder.
  • StealTools is now tested in CI on Node 0.10, 0.12, and IO.js, on both Linux and Windows.

0.10.0

steal

steal-tools

  • Added a new command for the cli, steal-tools live-reload which starts a server for use with the live-reload workflow. #223.

0.9.0

steal

  • The npm plugin added a configDependencies option. #55.
  • Steal can be launched within a web worker. #386.
  • The bower plugin can take a system.main that mirrors npm's behavior. #16.
  • The bower plugin supports system.bowerIgnore for ignoring modules. #17.
  • You can now pass your own paths to lessOptions. #378.

steal-tools

  • Added a Watch Mode #226 for multi-builds. See the guide for usage.

0.8.0

  • StealTools now produces source maps for both multi-build and export. #210. Check out the build docs for example usage.
  • The cli is now easier to use. The package.json is now the default config, so no --config or --main option is needed if using the npm plugin. #212
  • Upgraded SystemJS to 0.16.6, ES6 Module Loader to 0.16.3 and Traceur to 0.0.87.

0.7.0

steal

  • [npm] and [bower] plugins can be used with each other using configDependencies (and here).
  • Updated SystemJS and ESML.
  • Choice of ES6 compiler can be controlled through the [config.transpiler transpiler] config.
  • [config.bundle] can now take a glob.
  • Loading in Node on Windows no longer requires setting paths with file: prefix.
  • Less plugin upgraded to use Less 2.4.0.

steal-tools

  • Bundles now get written to subdirectories of [config.bundlesPath bundlesPath] to ensure unique. #52

  • All tests passing on Windows.

  • main and bundle names can be the unnormalized. #89.

    stealTools.build({
  main: "foo/bar/"
});

0.6.0

steal

  • Added the [npm] extension.

  • Add the [bower] extension.

  • Updated SystemJS and ESML

  • If steal.js is found in node_modules, load package.json!npm as [config.configMain].

  • If steal.js is found in bower_components, load bower.json!bower as [config.configMain].

  • Replaced @config with [config.configMain]. If you were doing:

    System.import("@config")

    You should do:

    System.import(System.configMain)

steal-tools

  • Added [steal-tools/lib/build/helpers/amd], [steal-tools/lib/build/helpers/cjs] and [steal-tools/lib/build/helpers/global] export helpers.
  • Grunt task stealPluginify is now steal-export
  • Grunt task stealBuild is now steal-build.
  • stealTools.pluginifier is now steal.transform.
  • Command line steal-tools pluginify is now steal tools transform.
  • [steal-tools.export], formerly the lib/build/pluginifier_builder module now returns a deferred and the defaults and modules arguments have been switched.