Releases: BCsabaEngine/svelteesp32
Releases · BCsabaEngine/svelteesp32
v1.5.1
v1.5.0
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New Features
- Introduced support for a new engine type,
psychic2
, enhancing functionality for PsychicHttp v2. - Added a new command-line option for
psychic2
, allowing for additional configurations. - Implemented a new
PsychicHttpServer
setup for thePSYCHIC2
platform.
- Introduced support for a new engine type,
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Bug Fixes
- Updated dependencies and scripts to improve performance and resolve potential issues.
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Documentation
- Enhanced README to clarify support for PsychicHttp v2 and updated command line options.
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Chores
- Incremented package version to 1.5.0 and updated related dependencies.
v1.4.2
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New Features
- Enhanced HTTP response handling by adding a "cache-control" header to improve content freshness.
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Bug Fixes
- Resolved issues related to caching, ensuring more accurate responses based on ETag conditions.
v1.4.1
New Features
- Implemented a new function to identify and log files with identical content.
Improvements
- Enhanced file processing by transitioning to a structured approach using a Map for better clarity and efficiency.
- Streamlined output formatting in logging functions to remove unnecessary whitespace.
- Added support for multiple linting tools to ensure higher code standards.
- Introduced a new configuration file for project settings, enhancing project management and code quality through automated reviews and integrations.
Bug Fixes
- Potential bug fixes included in the updated ESLint packages.
v1.4.0
- feat: etag compiler option
- feat: gzip compiler option
- feat: order of directives
- feat: created and version info
- fix: separated demo env
- feat: create output directory
- feat: 2x9 build and test system
- feat: detect precompressed files
- feat: reduce .h file size
- feat: skip gz under 1024
- fix: pipeline node version
- fix: proper svelte demo app
- feat: warning if not usable directive used
- feat: colored console
v1.3.1
- feat: filename directives are uppercased
- feat: filecount by extension
- fix: readme
v1.3.0
Should we be able to check if a given file name or number of files is correct?
For this, we should find C++ defines in the generated code.
v1.2.7
publish: 1.2.7
v1.2.6
chore: deps v1.2.6
v1.2.5
chore: v1.2.5