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@mlms13 mlms13 released this 19 Apr 00:31
v0.3.0
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v0.3.0

At a Glance

  • IO got some testing and bugfixes courtesy of @johnhaley81 and @andywhite37
    • Better interop with Js.Promise
    • catchError should work better for Async now
  • @mlms13 refactored the List and Array modules
    • More code is reused (by deriving functionality from Relude_Foldables)
    • Naming and signatures are more consistent across modules
  • Array docs exist, and take and drop work more predictably with negatives (h/t @jdeisenberg)

🚨 Breaking Changes 🚨

  • In both Relude.List and Relude.Array:
    • take and drop are now takeExactly and dropExactly
    • takeUpTo and dropUpTo are now take and drop
  • In Relude.List:
    • removeBy and remove are now removeFirstBy and removeFirst
    • List.sumFloat is now List.Float.sum
    • List.String.map is now Relude.String.mapChars
    • containsF, indexOfF, sortF are now containsBy, etc
    • Relude_ListF is gone, just use Relude.List instead
    • Relude.List.Sequence (used internally by NonEmpty) is no longer public
    • Nested typeclass modules (e.g Relude.List.Option.Traversable) have been removed (for now?)
  • In Relude.Array:
    • Removed Array.one (use Array.pure instead)
    • Removed Array.mkString (use Array.String.joinWith instead)
    • Rename several functions to ...By:
      • contains is now containsBy
      • indexOf is now indexOfBy
      • sort is now sortBy
      • distinct is now distinctBy
  • In Relude.String
    • replaceAll is now replaceEach

✨ New Things ✨

  • In both Relude.List and Relude.Array
    • minBy, min, maxBy, and max functions
  • In Relude.List:
    • List.Result.sequence: list(Belt.Result.t('a, 'e)) => Belt.Result.t(list('a), 'e)
    • List.Float now matches List.Int with functions for contains, sort, sum, product`, and more
  • In Relude.Array:
    • Array.void, Array.flap, Array.map2 (up to map5) from Array.Monad
    • Array.countBy from Array.Foldable
    • Array.sort (which uses an ORD module)
    • Array.contains, Array.indexOf, and Array.distinct (which use an EQ module)
    • Array.fold and Array.intercalate (which use a MONOID module)
    • Array.shuffle which returns a copy (unlike shuffleInPlace)
    • Array.removeFirst, Array.removeFirstBy, Array.removeEach, Array.removeEachBy
    • Add submodules (e.g. Array.String, Array.Int, etc) to match the List submodules
  • In Relude.String:
    • removeFirst and removeEach
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