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v6.26.0 (Minor Release)

Status: Released

This is a new minor release of the @alextheman/components package. It introduces new features and other backwards-compatible changes that should require little to no refactoring. Please read the description of changes below.

Description of Changes

  • Deprecate ModeProvider in favour of ThemeProvider and allow for it to take themeOptions
    • This will allow a custom theme to be created at the app level, and we just provide a base theme that can be expanded upon.
  • Compare the fallback components in the QueryBoundaryWrapper to undefined to determine if we should render them.
    • This allows null to be used to say that we don't want a fallback, whereas undefined means we use the default.
  • Deprecate ReactPlayground.
    • I don't need it anymore.
  • Improve handling of an empty tracklist in AudioProvider
    • Previously the initial state of the currentTrack would be the first element of the tracks array, which would be undefined if the array is empty.
    • This changes that so that if the array is empty, the initial currentTrack state is null, which better communicates valid absence (i.e. the currentTrack maps to nothing because there are no tracks).
  • Some additional cleanup and architectural preparation work for v7 of this package.

Additional Notes

  • I will now declare a feature freeze on this package. All work on new features will be paused until v7 releases, with the exception of minor bug fixes.
  • I think it's about time, like, have you seen the size of that deprecated folder? It is HUGE!
  • Maintaining the Loader -> QueryBoundary renames in particular was a bit annoying, especially since the underlying implementation went through various different changes recently, especially with the compound component structure.
  • In any case, once v7 comes out we will have removed all legacy components, polished up further the things I want to keep, and this package that was once considered my most legacy package will finally be rid of most of its tech debt.
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