🟥 camel case!
- light_view is now lightView
- light_component is now lightComponent
- shadow_view is now shadowView
- shadow_component is now shadowComponent
🟥 use.defer
- now returns a Signal
- it used to directly return a value
- the reason for this change, was that the old way created a footgun where it's very easy to accidentally hold an old reference to the deferred value that you wanted. so, now using a signal, your access to the signal's value is more likely to be an up-to-date reference
op loading effects
- 🟥 prep_op_effect replaced by makeLoadingEffect or makeAnimatedLoadingEffect
- 🍏 added loading effects like loading.binary(op, onReady) and loading.braille(op, onReady)
🟥 eliminated @benev/slate/x/pure.js
- beware if you are using slate in a node.js environment
- pure.js was an alternative entrypoint for node to import the parts of slate that didn't touch any DOM apis
- instead, now, if you are importing slate into node, you should do this first:
```
import "@benev/slate/x/node.js"
```
- all this does is assign global.HTMLElement = class {} because extending HTMLElement is the only contact that slate has with the dom at import time
- thus, the new node.js is a little shim that lets you import all of slate in node (maybe for unit testing or to use some tools)
🟥 interval tool: changed arguments
- now it accepts plain milliseconds
- whereas the new interval.hz accepts hertz, replacing what used to be called interval
- thus, to upgrade, replace interval(1, fn) with interval.hz(1, fn)
🔶 deprecate signal.subscribe in favor of signal.on
🔶 deprecate tools:
- Trashcan (in favor of Trashbin)
- pub (in favor of pubsub)
🍏 added use.load helper for creating an op and immediately initiating a load operation
🍏 added tools:
- wherefor
- ref and Ref