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0.5.0

** BREAKING ** protection enabled by default

0.4.0

BREAKING types.model no requires 2 parameters to define a model. The first parameter defines the properties, derived values and view functions. The second argment is used to define the actions. For example:

const Todo = types.model("Todo", {
    done: types.boolean,
    toggle() {
        this.done = !this.done
    }
})

Now should be defined as:

const Todo = types.model(
    "Todo",
    {
        done: types.boolean,
    },
    {
        toggle() {
            this.done = !this.done
        }
    }
)

It is still possible to define functions on the first object. However, those functions are not considered to be actions, but views. They are not allowed to modify values, but instead should produce a new value themselves.

0.3.3

  • Introduced lifecycle hooks afterCreate, afterAttach, beforeDetach, beforeDestroy, implements #76
  • Introduced the convenience method addDisposer(this, cb) that can be used to easily destruct reactions etc. which are set up in afterCreate. See #76

0.3.2

  • Fix: actions where not bound automatically
  • Improved and simplified the reconciliation mechanism, fixed many edge cases
  • Improved the reference mechanism, fixed many edge cases
  • Improved performance

0.3.1

  • (re) introduced the concept of environments, which can be passed as second argument to .create, and picked up using getEnv

0.3.0

  • Removed primitive type, use a more specific type instead
  • Improved typescript typings of snapshots
  • Added depth parameter to getParent and hasParent
  • Separated the concepts of middleware and serializable actions. It is now possible to intercept, modify actions etc through addMiddleWare. onAction now uses middleware, if it is used, all parameters of actions should be serializable!

0.2.2

  • Introduced the concept of livelyness; if nodes are removed from the the tree because they are replaced by some other value, they will be marked as "died". This should help to early signal when people hold on to references that are not part of the tree anymore. To explicitly remove an node from a tree, with the intent to spawn a new state tree from it, use detach.
  • Introduced the convenience method destroy to remove a model from it's parent and mark it as dead.
  • Introduced the concept of protected trees. If a tree is protected using protect, it can only be modified through action, and not by mutating it directly anymore.

0.2.1

  • Introduced .Type and .SnapshotType to be used with TypeScript to get the type for a model

0.2.0

  • Renamed createFactory to types.model (breaking!)
  • Renamed composeFactory to types.extend (breaking!)
  • Actions should now be declared as name(params) { body }, instead of name: action(function (params) { body}) (breaking!)
  • Models are no longer constructed by invoking the factory as function, but by calling factory.create (breaking!)
  • Introduced identifier
  • Introduced / improved reference
  • Greatly improved typescript support, type inference etc. However there are still limitations as the full typesystem of MST cannot be expressed in TypeScript. Especially concerning the type of snapshots and the possibility to use snapshots as first class value.