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v1.3.0
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Added

  • cyclewire/stream over a WebSocket. connect() opens a WebSocket for a ws: or
    wss: URL, with the same sharing, state, back/forward cache and prerendering rules as
    Server-Sent Events. Every text message is HTML with <cw-stream> messages, and a socket
    that closes without being told to comes back after a growing delay. In streams(), a
    WebSocket channel must be on the page's own origin too. stream.min.js is 3.8 kB
    brotli.
  • The server helpers (docs/server-helpers.md) write cyclewire/request's attributes:
    get, post, put, patch and delete (a URL, or true for the element's own; one
    at most), target, swap and select, checked and escaped like the others, in PHP,
    Ruby, Python and JavaScript.

Fixed

  • The lazy listeners of 1.2.0 no longer cost script time on load. The scan that
    finds which event types a page binds visited every binding, and while a page was still
    parsing, it built its selectors again for every element the parser added. In the
    benchmark's 1.2.0 run, the page with the core inlined in <head> spent 62 ms in script
    on the phone profile, against 35 ms for 1.1.0 (on a slower machine). The scan now looks
    only for bindings of the event types still without a listener, with a selector built
    once, which on most pages matches nothing; measured on one machine, script time is
    back to 1.1.0's. The core is 5.2 kB brotli.

Changed

  • Intent comes from pointerover and focusin. A finger fires pointerover too, just
    before pointerdown, in Chromium, Firefox and WebKit alike, so the pointerdown
    listener only repeated it: a page now has one listener fewer.
  • cw-debounce no longer holds up a submit: it runs at once, and a run still waiting for
    the pause is dropped. On a search form with cw-on-input and cw-debounce, Enter
    answers without the delay.
  • cyclewire/request: the newest request for a target wins. A request still on its way
    to a target stops when another one sets out for it, from any element, and ends quietly,
    so a late answer never covers a newer one.
  • The performance guide shows how, with a bundler, the action people reach for first
    comes in the entry and costs no request of its own; modulepreload stays the way
    without one.

Install

npm install cyclewire@1.3.0
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/cyclewire@1.3.0/dist/cyclewire.global.min.js"
        integrity="sha384-yo42zHgY7Yf6kIyWVDO4ngAU5LHtJIE4xzerMZZ0tkI+cqrp05sb1fpKgNMp7zAk"
        crossorigin="anonymous" defer></script>

Subresource Integrity

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morph.min.js sha384-4aBYsTEuuqpesj+h5Dymz1zEJwzAMaT+DhXLlDrN/+O0Q0RE1PGH3LJ0XtEwF+2g
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Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md

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