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Description: Sammy is a tiny javascript framework built on top of jQuery, It's RESTful Evented Javascript.
Homepage: http://code.quirkey.com/sammy
Clone URL: git://github.com/quirkey/sammy.git
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== 0.3.0 [09/28/09]
 
New:
  - Sammy.Application#use() takes an app function and applies it to the current app. This is the entry point for Sammy Plugins. See docs at: http://code.quirkey.com/sammy/docs/plugins.html
  - New system for repository structure, minified files are placed in lib/min/ version numbers are appended to minified files
  - Sammy.EventContext#partial() is template engine agnostic and calls the template engine method based on the extension of the file you're trying to render.
  - New official Sammy.Cache plugin provides simple client side caching
  - Sammy.EventContext#redirect() can take any number of arguments that are all joined by '/'
  - Sammy.Application#refresh() will re-run the current route
  
Changes:
  - Removed John Resig's Class() inheritance code/style in favor of doing prototypical inheritance and using $.extend()
  - Sammy.Application bind() and trigger() now use jQuery's built in namespacing. This means that a Sammy application can now catch events like clicks and other events that bubble up or are triggered on the Sammy.Application#element()
  - Sammy.log and Sammy.addLogger are top level access to logging and adding additional logging paths. Sammy.Application#bindToAllEvents() replaces the functionality for the former addLogger() method
  - the app functions and route callbacks both take _this_ as the first argument
  - $.srender and template() are no longer part of the sammy.js and are instead included in the Sammy.Template plugin lib/plugins/sammy.template.js
  - Routes are saved and looked up in order of definition instead of shortest first (May break existing applications that use RegExp based routing)
  - Made the parse query more uniform with the rest of the code base
  - Sammy.Object#toString() wont include functions unless you explicitly want them
  
Fixes:
  - Fixed redirect() handling in post routes
  - Fixed param parsing for form submission where there were multiple params with the same name
 
== 0.2.1 [08/28/09]
 
New:
  - Query string parameters: You can now pass extra parameters to a route using the traditional Query string params scheme. e.g #/my/route?var1=blah will give you params['var1'] #=> 'blah' inside an Event context. (Thanks to Jesse Hallet [halletj]) See the commit (cb309b91c0ab80d4e8d6ef9bc97314607cc0da76) for more info.
 
Fixed:
  - Redirection in POST routes wasnt working properly. (Thanks Russel Jones [CodeOfficer])
  - Dont cache partial templates in debug mode. (Thanks Jonathan Vaught [gravelpup])
  - Spelling and grammar fixes to README/Docs (Thanks Jason Davies [jasondavies])
  
 
== 0.2.0 [06/01/09]
 
New:
  - Location Overrides: All location methods refer to two Sammy.Application methods: getLocation() and setLocation() which return and take a string, respectively. The default behavior is to pull the location from window.location.hash, but these methods can be overridden to provide alternate location strategies. Theres an example in examples/location_override. (thanks to britg, CodeOfficer)
  - Sammy.Object#toHash() returns a JS object with any functions stripped. Useful for using with params.
  - Sammy.Application#swap() is the method called within partial() for changing the content of $element(). The default behavior is just to use $.fn.html(), but can be overridden to provide some fancy animations.
  
Fixed:
  - The 'changed' event is only fired at run() and after a partial's callback. This is the event to bind to, to check the DOM after a partial() call. (thanks to hpoydar).
  - template() (aka $.srender) handles single quoted attributes now (aka generated HAML)
  - When the app booted up, run() would redirect to the start_url even if another location was present.
  - the _checkLocation() method now sets last_location properly (which fixes continual checking if route isnt found)