0.2.0

Changes

• Deprecate refine and refineLit in favor of the new refineT and
  refineMT (where T stands for tag/@@ and M for macro). In addition,
  there are two other variants of these functions, refineV and refineMV,
  that use the newly added Refined value class instead of @@. The advantages
  of Refined is that it can be used in combination with
  type aliases.
• Add string utility functions to create statically checked regular expressions,
  URIs, URLs, and UUIDs. A detailed description of these functions can be found
  here. (#35, #38)
• Lift the restriction to refine only literal values at compile-time if a
  Predicate is constant (i.e. it ignores its argument when calling isValid).
  Some examples of constant predicates are True or False or the newly added
  ConstructorNames and FieldNames predicates. Some examples of the last two
  predicates can be found here. (#26)
• Enable tests in the Scala.js build. (#29)
• Remove refine from Predicate since the purpose of Predicate is
  to check whether a value conforms to a type-level predicate. Refining
  the type of such value is a different concern. (#31)
• Add inference rules for numeric singleton types to shapeless.Nat.

New predicates

generic

• ConstructorNames[P]: checks if the constructor names of a sum type satisfy P
• FieldNames[P]: checks if the field names of a product type satisfy P

string

• Uuid: checks if a String is a valid UUID

Released on 2015-07-27