Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
65 lines (47 loc) · 2.69 KB

CHANGELOG.md

File metadata and controls

65 lines (47 loc) · 2.69 KB
Raw

2.2.0 (July 2, 2016)

PR #29: add possibility to specify a subscription id.

2.1.0 (February 23, 2016)

Internal API change: made Socket.emit synchronous.

2.0.1 (February 14, 2016)

Fixed npm distribution (lib/ was not published being in .gitignore).

2.0.0 (February 14, 2016)

Breaking changes

  • Distribute as individual modules in lib instead of bundle in dist. Should not break node consumers. Could break browserify and webpack consumers. Certainly breaks bower consumers (bower support has been removed)

New features

  • Added method to disconnect
  • Added options to control auto-connect and auto-reconnect behaviour. As it turns out they could indeed be useful, for instance when one wants to simulate a connection scenario (e.g. in stress tests) and needs to have fine-grained control on the lifecycle of the connection.

1.1.0 (July 11, 2015)

Moved the code to use ES6. In the process, I also refactored it a bit to use less "exotic" patterns, but there should be no breaking changes to the public API.

Two enhancements:

  1. a status property (connected / disconnected) is now available on the instance
  2. it's now possible to call methods sub, unsub, and method right after creating the instance. Calls are queued and performed after the connected event

1.0.0 (January 11, 2015)

The library has been rewritten from scratch and its scope somewhat reduced. The purpose of the rewrite, other than simplification, was to implement better under-the-hood APIs to allow more flexibility.

The biggest change is that the library no longer handles method and subscription calls. I.e., it doesn't take anymore callbacks to the method and sub methods. Rather it returns the id of those calls, and lets the consumer handle the result, updated, ready, nosub events related to those calls. My plan is to bake this functionality directly into Asteroid, which sometimes need to have lower level access to those events.

Some options have been removed, namely do_not_autoconnect, do_not_autoreconnect and socket_intercept_function. The functionalities provided by the first two options can be recreated, but it requires meddling with the library internals (one has to re-define the _init method). I figured this wouldn't be a problem since I've never found a use case for them. The third functionality - i.e. intercepting the socket send method and doing something with the message that has been sent - is easily recreated by listening to the message:in, message:out private events of the _socket property of a DDP instance. Other private events are available on the property, making it easier to monitor and gather metrics about the WebSocket.