Releases: gleamy-js/gleamy
Releases · gleamy-js/gleamy
Release 1.1.9
Chore:
- Update all dependancies to their latest versions
Release 1.1.8
- Update various packages
- Uncommented various materials in the development environment
Release 1.1.7
Fixed how CJS and ESM are loaded. Will fix hassle that needs to be done to load within different projects.
Release 1.1.7-beta.0
fix: module import issue when using nextjs
Release 1.1.6
Fixed exports in package.json
Release 1.1.5
What's Changed
Fixed a big perforance issue caused by React's strictMode.
Release 1.1.4
What's Changed
Features
- Added workspaces to Gleamy's main repository
- Supplied development environment with NextJS
Bugfixes
- Server-side-rendering is now supported (Note: It obviously still runs on client-side, but it will no longer requires the developer to manually load Gleamy client-side only.)
Other things
- Refactored the complete compilation set-up to use: NPM, Rollup, TypeScript, NextJS, ESLint, Prettier and React
- Pipeline added for daily NPM package auditing, on top of a weekly Snyk report
- Compiled the license-file into the source code
- Provided the .md files into npm-tarball
Third party patch updates
Bump package.json Security updates from third party packages Signed-off-by: Jordy <5869910+gitaarwerk@users.noreply.github.com>
1.1.2
What's Changed
- Remove circular dependancies
- Add a simple dev environment
- Remove react-scripts, as the project is dead and had security issues
- Replaced rollup Uglify with Terser for minification, as the project is dead and had security issues
- Add reports on bundle architecture and size of both CommonJS (cjs) and ECMASCript modules (esm)
1.1.1 Improve render performance
Some more improvements to render performance
- changes in the particle generator
- promote canvas for all materials to the GPU first