cherrytree - npm Package Versions

v2.0.0-rc2

• Fix: query params were stringified incorrectly when more than 2 params and when some of params were undefined. router.generate('/a/b/c', {}, { id: 'def', foo: 'bar', baz: undefined }) results in /a/b/c?id=def&foo=bar now as in the older versions of cherrytree.

v2.0.0-rc1

Breaking changes:

• Every route is now routable. Previously it was only possible to generate links and transition to leaf routes. This simplifies the typical usage of the router and opens up new use cases as well. For example, if you want to redirect from '/' to '/some/:id', it's now easier to implement this kind of redirect behaviour without needing to create many reduntant '.index' routes.
• The special .index treatment has been removed. Previously, if the route name ended with .index, the path was automatically set to ''. Now, such path will default to 'index' as with all other routes. Set path: '' on your index routes when upgrading.
• An exception is now thrown when multiple routes have the same URL pattern.
• Given all the above changes - a new route option abstract: true was introduced for making non leaf routes non routable. This also solves the problem where using path: '' would result in multiple routes with the same path.
• The paramNames array (e.g. ['id', 'filter']) was replaced with params object (e.g. {id: 1, filter: 'foo'}) in the route descriptor on the transition object.
• The ancestors attribute was removed from the route descriptor.
• Switching between using history and memory locations has been simplified. Previously, you'd need to pass new MemoryLocation(path) when calling listen. Now, specify the location to use with location: 'memory' when creating the router and pass the path when calling listen.
• The qs module was removed from dependencies and was replaced with a tiny, simple query string parser. This can be sufficient for a lot of applications and saves a couple of kilobytes. If you want to use qs or any other query parsing module, pass it as qs: require('qs') option to the router.
• params, query and route array are now immutable between transitions, i.e. modifying those directly on the transition only affects that transition
• Drop out-of-the-box support for ES3 environments (IE8). To use Cherrytree in older environments - es5 polyfills for native map, reduce and forEach need to be used now.
• An undocumented, noop function reset was removed from the router.

New features:

• Support for custom click intercept handlers

Under the hood improvements:

• Update all dependencies to the latest versions
• Tests are being run in more browsers now
• Replaced co with babel-creed-async in tests
• Removed the dependency on lodash

Documentation:

• Moved docs back to a separate docs/api.md file
• Documented router.matchers
• Documented 404 handling

v2.0.0-alpha.12

• BYOP - Cherrytree now requires a global Promise implementation to be available or a Promise constructor passed in as an option

v2.0.0-alpha.11

• Add transition.redirectTo so that middleware could initiate redirects without having the router

v2.0.0-alpha.10

• Log errors by default (i.e. options.logError: true by default)

v2.0.0-alpha.9

• Fix router.destroy() - DOM click events for link interception are now cleaned up when router.destroy() is called
• Add server side support
  • events.js now exports an {} object on the server instead of crashing due to missing window
  • MemoryLocation correctly handles option flags and can be instantiated with a starting path
• Add a server-side-react example
• When transition is rejected with a TransitionRedirected error - the err.nextPath is now available)

v2.0.0-alpha.8

• Fix dependencies - lodash was declared as a devDependency

v2.0.0-alpha.7

• Fix the URL generation when pushState: true and root !== '/'