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Releases: parse-community/ParseReact

v0.5.0

12 Sep 00:50
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New

  • Works with Parse SDK 1.6 onwards
  • Current user subscription will return undefined while it is fetching the current user
    • If no current user exists, it will return null as before
  • Special build for React Native users. If you're building a React Native app, it's recommended that you use require('parse-react/react-native') and require('parse/react-native')

Changes

  • The 'parse-react/class' submodule has moved. Now, you can fetch the ParseComponent class by passing your React singleton to ParseReact.Component(). More information can be found in the API docs.

v0.4.2

01 Jul 21:36
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  • Support for GeoPoint queries: .near() and .withinGeoBox()
  • Pointer queries can now be built with objects fetched from other subscriptions

v0.2.4

01 May 02:05
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  • Updating package.json to reduce the package size by removing unnecessary files
  • Adding some more static typing, protecting some potentially invalid scenarios

v0.2.3

29 Apr 20:50
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  • Fix an issue introduced with nested object indexing: the store will now not assume that all results have valid pointers on all requested keys

v0.2.1

29 Apr 03:56
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  • Fixes an issue where updated state and props were not propagated to the observe() method
  • When subscribing to queries that use the include() method to fetch nested objects, those nested layers will now be indexed in the ObjectStore

v0.2.0

23 Apr 18:31
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  • Brings the observe() API in line with the proposed React spec. You can now subscribe to any observable that implements the proposed interface.
  • Rewrites the source with ES6 syntax
  • Introduces Flow static typing, which helps spot issues in some of the more complex internal systems
  • Modifies the way source is included via npm. Bundlers will now receive individual ES5 files from the /lib directory.
  • Resolves #14, as well as some other bugs spotted from static typing

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