jpex - npm Package Versions

1.4.1

Bugs

• $copy.extend no longer combines arrays, but instead replaces the previous array value.
• $timeout $immediate $interval $tick bug fixed when attaching to a class instance.
• Added a clear() method to the timer factories that clear the respective timeouts.

1.4.0

Features

• $typeof factory is available which returns the type of an object.
• $copy factory allows you create a deep or shallow copy of an object, or combine multiple objects.
• $itypeof and $icopy interfaces
• The static methods Jpex.Typeof and Jpex.Copy have been deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
• $resolve factory which allows lazy loading of dependencies.

Breaking Changes

• Calling Class() is now the same as calling new Class() so calls like Class.call(obj)===obj will no longer work.

1.3.1

Bugs

• Fixed issues where require-based functions were not requiring from the correct location.

1.3.0

Features

• Interfaces functionality added
• Registering a factory returns an object with additional option methods (currently only contains the interface() method)
• It is now possible to specify the life cycle of a factory or service using the .lifecycle.x() syntax. Possible options are application, class, instance, none
• Due to the introduction of life cycles, the singleton parameter has been deprecated.

Breaking Changes

• All $ factories now have interfaces (i.e. $ipromise). If you have overwritten a default factory that is used by another default factory, it will need to include the interface in order to work. i.e. $fs used to depend on $promise but it now depends on $ipromise.

1.2.0

Features

• Added detailed documentation
• $error factory and $errorFactory factory
• ErrorType Factory i.e. jpex.Register.ErrorType('Custom')
• Ancestoral dependencies i.e. ['^$errorFactory']
• Deprecated jpex-fs as it is now included in the standard jpex build