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Release Notes

A summary of noteworthy changes for each release. Made for humans. 🧻
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

Wip wip...

[1.1.1] - 2023-08-11

Fixed

  • Regression where addImage was no longer accepting null or undefined textures.

[1.1.0] - 2023-08-05

Shiny and New

  • New shapes available: diamonds, arbitrary quads. addDiamond addQuad
  • Exposed vec2 and vec4 as types.
  • Improved image loading and fallback: more efficient and color coded to grey while loading for end-user feedback and to pink (out of resources) and green (binding mismatch) for developer feedback.
  • Performance and stability improvements.
  • Extensive refactor for development comfort. These are an investment in code quality and speed for internal use which can also affect clients:
    • JS->TS (#2),
    • linting (#4),
    • Vue 2->3 examples,
    • renamed directories.

Experimental

  • Font and Text Box support.
    Bare minimum implementation with monospaced font and hardcoded font family, weight, color and shadow. addText renders a string of text with zoom independent size, while addGlyph is zoom dependent. TextBox has initial support for alignment and wrapping modes.

    Inconsolata Note: during development a .png file got added that caused errors for clients. This is now fixed, but if you've linked uirenderer-canvas after v1.0.6 up to v1.0.7-beta.3 and worked around the error, the workaround is no longer necessary and can be undone.

Fixed

  • Rendering more than one unique single image.

[1.0.7] - 2023-08-05

The longest release in the making, thus far, and foretold to have a lifespan of only 5min. :smiling_face_with_tear:

This release rolls up longstanding changes marked as beta, but which are too big for a patch version bump. It is immediately followed by a new minor version with no additional changes. This is where we change to semantic versioning.

See actual changes in 1.1.0