Releases: peppierre/globular
Releases · peppierre/globular
New feature execution hooks introduced
In this release ...
... following features added
- more granular execution hooks are introduced
Why to switch to this version?
- With newly introduced hooks, you have better control over how view reacts to different execution phases of feature.
- In parallel with new hooks, view plug-in functionality become deprecated. Please revise your code and use result hook instead.
Feature and view flexibility increased
In this release ...
... following features added
- features are now now able to be unplugged from application
- views could be unplugged from features
... and following bugs fixed
- level of dependency mocking in unit tests increased
- massive refactorings applied
Why to switch to this version?
- You can now play with APIs
- No need to uniquely instantiate an API Adapter to plug some calls into and pass to new application
Asynchrony introduced
In this release ...
... following features added
- handling of API calls (and asynchrony) introduced
- applications now have
apiAdapter
property published to let calls be plugged-in
... and following bugs fixed
- by default, no API Adapter is passed to new application instances
Why to switch to this version?
- You can now play with APIs
- No need to uniquely instantiate an API Adapter to plug some calls into and pass to new application
'Filling the blanks' release
In this release ...
... following features added
- Documentation, documentation and finally documentation
... and following bugs fixed
No bugs reported yet.
Why to switch to this version?
- You can now read Globular documentation
Initial release
In this release ...
... following features added
- ability to create Globular apps and extend it by features
globular.Api
class to provide pluginable API adapter solution for applications
... and following bugs fixed
No bugs reported yet.
Why to switch to this version?
- You can now play with to discover framework's capabilities
- It could help you take a step ahead to clean-up your application by letting you refactor and standardize the way how you connect to an API