Releases: prefixaut/aevum
release-2.0.3
Release 2.0.3: Code cleanup and bugfixes
release-2.0.2
Fixed Hash-Sugar replacement issue
Release 2.0.1
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Fix for everything that doesn't run on V8:
Used a Regexp Feature (Lookback) which is currently only supported in V8 (Chrome/Node). Using a different Regex now for the same result which does not rely on that feature. -
Additional checks for the provided time:
When a time-object is provided, it'll check if the times are in a valid size. Checks if the numbers are not negative (as there's the negative flag for that) and ensures the max-length is correct (for milliseconds 999; minutes and seconds 59)
Release 2.0.0
The Version 2.0.0 is a major rework of the entire source and includes a change in the String-Format that is being used in the initialization of a new instance.
It changed up the format of optional blocks to use regular brackets only and contains the content within the brackets rather than creating a hole new block after it.
The formatting has also been overhauled and adds a new option to format your timer.
There's also a proper documentation, which you can find here: >> Click me
Release 2.0.0 - RC 1
release-2.0.0-rc.1 Updated npm deploy settings in travis config
v1.3.1
Performance Update
- Removed webpack from the build-process. Therefore aevum is not supported in the browser out of the box.
- Improved performance by un-wrapping helper functions which were used only once to reduce function calls since they are expensive.
- Added the
safe-parameter to theformat-function. Allows to skip transformation of the time-object as it takes a long time. See benchmarks for results. - Fixed the shaking of the tokens by adding an additional token array with all non-optional tokens in it.
Timing Update
Timing Update
- Added the support of negative times (via number-timestamps)
- Added new special Types
+,-and?(See more about it in the Readme) - Updated tokenizer for new special-types
- Removed
compiler.ts(as it had a bad naming in the first place) and didn't require an own File