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Minimal zero-dependency utilities for using JavaScript Iterables in all environments.
Last release 7 years ago
no release in 18 months
Release timing varies
gaps range from 2 weeks to 1.8 years
Nearly every release is documented
notes for 12 of 13 stable releases
Nothing withdrawn
no release was ever pulled
10 years old
13 releases · first in 2016
Improved TypeScript definitions (#50, 76955729dab854b23d98370fcc89796bc6b20679)
throw() and return() methods (#48)Fixes an issue where metro or haul packagers could fail to build
Fixes an issue where metro or haul packagers could fail to build (#42)
Support for Flow v0.66 by publishing separate index.js.flow files.
One column per quarter.
Fixes:
Iterall now publishes .mjs files alongside .js files which contain native export statements. This allows its use with other libraries which seek to pu
New:
Iterall now publishes .mjs files alongside .js files which contain native export statements. This allows its use with other libraries which seek to publish .mjs files and allows for tree shaking to drop any functions you might not be using with packagers like rollup or webpack. (#34)
Fixed an issue where using bluebird as the global Promise polyfill caused warnings
Fixed issue introduced in v1.1.2 where errors within forAwaitEach are not caught (#27, #28)
Fixes:
Fixed memory leak in forAwaitEach
Fixes:
forAwaitEach (#25)Fixes: * Improvements to Flow types
Fixes:
Improvements to Flow and Typescript type definitions
$$asyncIterableisAsyncIterablegetAsyncIteratorgetAsyncIteratorMethodcreateAsyncIteratorforAwaitEachFixed type definitions for latest TypeScript
Fixed type definitions for latest TypeScript (#12)
Documentation improvements, now including definitions for Iterable and Iterator themselves.
$$iteratorImprovements to flow/typescript definitions.
isArrayLike function.Nothing published for this version
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