Release Notes - v2.2.0

🔧 Fallback Handler Improvements

This release focuses on improving the fallback handler functionality and error message formatting for better debugging experience.

🔄 Migration Guide

From v2.1.x

No breaking changes! This release is fully backward compatible. You can continue using your existing code without modifications.

What's Different

• Error messages for unsupported object types will now show detailed object information
• Fallback handler integration is more robust

🚀 Getting Started

Installation

npm install class-resolver@2.2.0

Basic Usage (Unchanged)

import Resolver from 'class-resolver';

const resolver = new Resolver<string, string>();
resolver.addUpdater({
  supports: (type: string) => type === 'test',
  handle: (input: string) => `Processed: ${input}`
});

// Set fallback handler
resolver.setFallbackHandler((type: string) => `Fallback: ${type}`);

// Enhanced error handling for unsupported types
try {
  const result = resolver.resolve('unsupported');
} catch (error) {
  // Now provides more detailed error information for objects
  console.log(error.message);
}

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