thriftrw - npm Package Versions

[3.12.0] - 2020-01-02

Added

• Support for browsers. Thrift can now be bundled with tools like Browserify and used in browser scripts, both for parsing IDL and generating binary payloads.
• All IDL files may be UTF-8. Previously, ThriftRW Node.js limited IDL to the 7 bit ASCII subset. The Go version of ThriftRW supports UTF-8 encoded Thrift IDL files by default. This change brings ThriftRW Node.js into parity. This affects the asynchronous filesystem API used by Thrift.load. readFile must accept an encoding argument.

Fixed

• The allowIncludeAlias option previously only applied to the main Thrift module. It now applies to all transitively included modules. However, using this feature is ill-advised since no other Thrift implementation has provided this experimental feature and it would limit inter-language compatibility.

[3.11.3] - 2018-10-04

Changed

• Removes thrift include restrictions for relative paths only. All paths are considered by default relative to the thrift file. Note, thriftrw parser throw error if the code tries to include absolute paths.

[3.11.2] - 2018-02-09

Fixed

• Fixes a bug in encoding negative numbers expressed as plain JavaScript numbers with the i64 type with the js.type Long annotation. Previously, these would be encoded as negative in the low four bytes, and zeros in the high bytes, resulting in a large 32 bit positive number.

[3.11.1] - 2017-05-26

Fixed

• Propagate defaultAsUndefined to dependent Thrift constructors so that imported structs will respect the configuration of the root Thrift object.

3.11.0

Fixed

• Fix constructor support for undefined default values. This allows either undefined or null to be used in the constructor.

[3.10.0] - 2017-02-06

Added

• Adds an defaultAsUndefined option to the Thrift constructor that causes the default for absent values to be undefined instead of null. This greatly abbreviates the result of JSON.stringify on structs with many absent keys.

[3.9.0] - 2016-12-28

Fixed

• Reverts a change to how PEGJS generates a Thrift IDL parser, disabling caching of intermediate nodes for back-tracking. This feature, while making parsing theoretically faster, caused production tests with many IDL files to bloat the heap and take minutes to run.

[3.8.0] - 2016-10-18

Added

• Thread annotations for individual enum definitions

[3.7.0] - 2016-10-18

Added

• Annotations are exposed on all type models and nodes of the syntax tree. (#135)