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0.5.10

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0.5.10

  • One-to-one conversions get the same compact UMD form as bundles
  • Default imports are not hedged unnecessarily (#40)
rich_harris
published 0.5.9 •

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0.5.9

  • More concise UMD output (#36)
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published 0.5.8 •

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0.5.8

  • Functions are always exported early (#37)
  • Modules can be transformed before bundling with esperanto.bundle({ transform: someFunction }), where someFunction returns either a string, or a promise that resolves to a string
rich_harris
published 0.5.7 •

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0.5.7

  • Classes are exported after declaration, not before (#33)
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published 0.5.6 •

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0.5.6

  • Support for named AMD modules, via amdName option (works for both standalone and bundle conversions)
rich_harris
published 0.5.5 •

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0.5.5

  • No actual changes - just shuffling things about so we can separate demo page into separate repo
rich_harris
published 0.5.3 •

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0.5.3

  • You can specify a banner and/or footer option when converting or bundling
  • An error will be thrown if a module attempts to import itself
rich_harris
published 0.5.2 •

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0.5.2

  • Imported objects (other than namespace imports) can be assigned properties (#29)
  • Default imports can be exported as named exports from the entry module in a bundle
rich_harris
published 0.5.1 •

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0.5.1

  • Identifiers that match object prototype properties are not mistakenly exported (and garbled)
rich_harris
published 0.5.0 •

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0.5.0

  • Chained imports/exports are renamed correctly within a bundle (#17)
  • Bundle exports are written at assignment time, rather than at the end of the bundle with an Object.defineProperty hack
  • Attempting to import a non-exported identifier within the same bundle throws an error
  • External modules are imported correctly (#28)
  • Identifiers are only rewritten as necessary (#25)
  • Redundant assignments in a bundle (mod__default = mod__foo) are avoided (#14)
  • Shadowed imports are handled (#18)
  • Modules are indented consistently within a bundle
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