0.14.1

• (Re)introduce transient stores. Turns out 100% global state is very naive.
• Better typed Store style for typescript (or JS)

0.13 - Complete redesign

This new design takes heavy inspiration from Elm/redux while also making native support of typescript a forethought.

There is now only one store in an application using fluxx. After writing a React app where the choice between states, props and multiple stores is not always easy, plus the will to support typescript, this became a mandatory move.

Compared to redux, fluxx trades some tooling/serialization support for much terser code.

List of changes:

• Only one store singleton. Remove ActorStore
• Logging is now enabled with Store.log = true
• Add native support for typescript
• Move to babel 6 -.-

0.12.3

Bug fix : ReactConnector's stores created from factories were never disposed

0.12.2

Fix Store when its state is an Array

0.12.1

ReactConnector
- Can now take a Store factory
- Only allows a single child function as static children relying on external state is dangerous

Async action documentation

0.12.0

ReactConnector changes only:

• Use React 0.14.0
• Delete shouldComponentUpdate optimization : There are many cases where this can be invasive.

0.11.0

Prebuild the ES6 codebase so that users are not forced to use a particular browserify transform /webpack loader / etc setup.

0.9.0

Added React Connector addon

ES6 rewrite

0.8.0

Added a new Store style

[Breaking changes] Imports

• Store has been renamed to ActorStore.
• onChange is no longer attached to the Store object but to the fluxx object.

0.7.0

[Breaking change] Action handlers must now return fluxx.NO_CHANGE instead of false is they wish to prevent the change event from being dispatched.

This change was made as it's easy to inadvertently return false in ES6:
on(reset, () => flag = false);

It's also more explicit.