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0.5.14

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0.5.14: 2013-10-30

  • moved web to own module, seneca-web
    • moved transport to own module, seneca-transport
    • transport now uses patterns, no longer hard-coded into seneca.js
rjrodger
published 0.5.13 •

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0.5.13: 2013-10-01

  • moved pattern matcher into own module: patrun
    • added stats collection for actions
    • jshint applied to code, use npm run-script build
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published 0.5.12 •

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0.5.12: 2013-09-13

  • argsparser replaced with jsonic module
    • added act_if convenience method
    • deepextend can handle circular references
    • argprops cleans $ args
rjrodger
published 0.5.11 •

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0.5.11: 2013-08-29

  • parambulator arg validation logged
rjrodger
published 0.5.10 •

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0.5.10: 2013-08-18

  • added listen method for easy launching of services
    • added client method for easy http access of services
rjrodger
published 0.5.9 •

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0.5.9: 2013-07-09

  • add export feature for plugins
    • seneca.depends - check plugin dependencies registered
    • API CHANGE: seneca.fail throws if no callback
    • API CHANGE: seneca.http, mapping spec, data:true means place req.body into 'data' arg
    • API CHANGE: no async inside module def init:plugin used instead for async init
    • API CHANGE: seneca.service replaced by seneca.export('web')
rjrodger
published 0.5.8 •

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0.5.8: 2013-05-29

  • Entities get an inspect() function for util.inspect
    • Entity.toString prints nicer object values
    • SENECA_LOG environment variable can be used instead of --seneca.log command line arg
    • Seneca instance given to plugin init function includes a context object with reference to calling code module
    • Logging output slightly prettier
    • Config plugin looks for seneca.config.js in calling code folder
    • Config plugin supports environments
rjrodger
published 0.5.7 •

rjrodger
published 0.5.6 •

rjrodger
published 0.5.5 •

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