@fluent/dedent 0.3.0

• Remove the compat.js build and compile everything to ES2018. (#472)

  TypeScript source code is now compiled to ES2018 files in the esm/
  directory. These files are then bundled into a single index.js UMD file
  without any further transpilation.

  The compat.js build (available as @fluent/dedent/compat) was removed.
  Please use your own transpilation pipeline if ES2018 is too recent for
  your project.

  Refer to https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent.js/wiki/Compatibility
  for more information

@fluent/bundle 0.16.0

• Rename FluentArgument to FluentVariable. (#499)

  FluentVariable is a TypeScript-only type definition used to describe
  value types which can be passed as variables to translations.

• Remove compat.js builds and compile everything to ES2018. (#472)

  TypeScript source code is now compiled to ES2018 files in the esm/
  directory. These files are then bundled into a single index.js UMD file
  without any further transpilation.

  The compat.js build (available as @fluent/bundle/compat) was removed.
  Please use your own transpilation pipeline if ES2018 is too recent for
  your project.

  Refer to https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent.js/wiki/Compatibility
  for more information.

@fluent/react 0.12.0

• Migrate to TypeScript. (#458)

  The source code of @fluent/react has been ported to TypeScript. The rewrite required a number of breaking changes to the public API, which are documented below.

Breaking Changes

• <LocalizationProvider> now accepts a single prop called l10n which must be an instance of a ReactLocalization. See #461 for the rationale behind this change.

  // The old API
  <LocalizationProvider bundles={bundlesIterable}>
      <App />
  </LocalizationProvider>

  ↑ becomes ↓

  // The new API
  let l10n = new ReactLocalization(bundlesIterable);
  <LocalizationProvider l10n={l10n}>
      <App />
  </LocalizationProvider>

  If you'd like to use a custom markup parser you can pass it as the second argument to the ReactLocalization constructor:

  let l10n = new ReactLocalization(bundlesIterable, parseMarkup);

• The way variables and elements are passed to <Localized> has changed. See #458 for more information.

  Rather than pass variables as $-prefixed props, you must now pass them explicitly as a dictionary to the vars prop.

  // The old API
  <Localized id="hello" $userName="Alice">
      {"Hello, {$userName}!"}
  </Localized>

  ↑ becomes ↓

  // The new API
  <Localized id="hello" vars={{userName: "Alice"}}>
      {"Hello, {$userName}!"}
  </Localized>

  Rather than pass elements for the React Overlays logic as regular props, you must now pass them explicitly as a dictionary to the elems prop.

  // The old API
  <Localized id="privacy-policy" a={<a href="…" />}>
      {"Read the <a>Privacy Policy</a>."}
  </Localized>

  ↑ becomes ↓

  // The new API
  <Localized id="privacy-policy" elems={{a: <a href="…" />}}>
      {"Read the <a>Privacy Policy</a>."}
  </Localized>

API Additions

• The ReactLocalization class is now exported and must be initialized manually for passing into <LocalizationProvider> (see above).

• The LocalizedProps interface describes the types of props passed to <Localized>.

• The WithLocalizationProps interface describes the types of extra props passed to components decorated with the withLocalization HOC.

@fluent/bundle 0.15.1

• Allow only some formatting options to NUMBER and DATETIME. (#464)

  The builtin functions available to translations were liberal in terms of the options they accepted. This could lead to undesired results, e.g. when for the same number value, a translation would specify a different currency than the source language.

  The NUMBER builtin now only recognizes the following options:

  unitDisplay
  currencyDisplay
  useGrouping
  minimumIntegerDigits
  minimumFractionDigits
  maximumFractionDigits
  minimumSignificantDigits
  maximumSignificantDigits
  

  The DATETIME builtin now only recognizes the following options:

  dateStyle
  timeStyle
  fractionalSecondDigits
  dayPeriod
  hour12
  weekday
  era
  year
  month
  day
  hour
  minute
  second
  timeZoneName
  

  All other options are ignored.

@fluent/langneg 0.4.0

• Migrate @fluent/langneg to TypeScript. (#462)

  There are no functional nor API changes in this release.

@fluent/syntax 0.15.0

• Migrate @fluent/syntax to TypeScript. (#457)

  • FluentSerializer now relies on instanceof checks rather than
    node.type comparisons. Serializing a JSON dump of an AST is not
    supported any more.

@fluent/sequence 0.5.0

• Migrate @fluent/sequence to TypeScript. (#450)

  There are no functional nor API changes in this release.

@fluent/dedent 0.2.0

• Migrate @fluent/dedent to TypeScript. (#451)

  There are no functional nor API changes in this release.

@fluent/react 0.11.1

• Don't call createParseMarkup too eagerly. (#453)

  Fix a regression from 0.11.0 in which the default FluentContext value
  was an empty ReactLocalization which would call createParseMarkup to
  create its markup parser. In SSR, it's not desirable to call this
  function as it uses the document global

@fluent/react 0.11.0

• Use the official stable React Context API. (#406)

  @fluent/react used to use the legacy React Context API. Thanks to @Gregoor, we now use the official React Context API instead.

  @fluent/react bundle size is now around 15% smaller (1.5 KB minified and gzipped).

• Require React 16.8+.

  The switch to the new React Context API requires that we drop support for old versions of React, like 0.14 and 15. Additionally, @fluent/react uses hooks under the hood now, which require at least React 16.8.

• Accept @fluent/bundle 0.15 as peer dependency.