wonka

Releases

1. ▸▾1.3.014 Jan 2019

   Nothing published for this version

2. ▸▾1.2.014 Jan 2019

   Sorry for the many releases and the noise that this refactor has generated! 😅 This release note summarises some of the changes that have been publishe

   Sorry for the many releases and the noise that this refactor has generated! 😅 This release note summarises some of the changes that have been published since v1.

   Uncurrying Refactor

   Wonka's internal types have been completely overhauled! All internal-only callbacks are now explicitly uncurried, including sinkT('a) and (.talkbackT) => unit. Type aliases have also been added for sinks (sinkT('a)) and sources (sourceT('a)) which should make the codebase and signatures a lot easier to read.

   Meanwhile the variants have been cleaned up. There's no duplicate End event. Instead, when a sink requests a source to be completed it now sends Close.

   TypeScript Support

   This change is the most significant and really exciting! Wonka now has full TypeScript support!

   Some functions have been explicitly curried so that the usage of all functions that Wonka exposes are idiomatic. The JS bundle also exposes a pipe function. This allows TypeScript users to write code that looks surprisingly much like RxJS code:

   import { pipe, fromArray, map, filter, forEach } from 'wonka';
   
   pipe(
     fromArray([1, 2, 3, 4]),
     map(x => x * 2),
     filter(x => x > 2),
     forEach(x => console.log(x))
   );
   
   /* logs: 4, 6, 8 */
   

   Minor additions

   • Subjects are now supported!
   • added toPromise
   • added tap

   Minor refactors

   The library now relies on bs-rebel instead of raw Belt based code that was used mostly for Belt.MutableMap. Rebel compiles away to nice JS Array operations most of the time and falls back to Belt for bsb-native compilation.