v0.5.0
Breaking Changes
None!
Big New Features & Changes
New Interface! pika install
- A new
pika@pika/cli is included with every @pika/pack install. - You can still call this package directly as before via
npx @pika/weborpika-web(if already installed)
Import map support!
- More info: #74
- A great article on what this means and how it works: https://dev.to/open-wc/on-the-bleeding-edge-3cb8
Dependency transpilation support!
From the README:
@pika/web installs ES Module (ESM) dependencies from npm, which run wherever ESM syntax is supported. This includes 86%+ of all browsers in use today: All modern browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Safari) going back at least a year, but notably not IE11 or UC Browser for Android.
Additionally, @pika/web runs all dependencies through Babel via
@preset/envto transpile any language features not yet supported in most modern browsers. This is important since many recommend that you publish modern ES2019 JavaScript to npm, which not all browsers support. You can customize how dependencies are transpiled by setting your own "browserslist" key in yourpackage.jsonmanifest:
/* package.json - Recommended target for ESM-supporting browsers (@pika/web default) */
"browserslist": ">0.75%, not ie 11, not op_mini all"Common.js support!
Common.js web modules are now supported, via Rollup's CJS plugin. Common.js dependencies that are included in the "webDependencies" whitelist are now converted to ESM during the web_modules/ directory install. Common.js packages are still skipped by default if no whitelist is provided.
See #62 for more info.