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v2.0.0

  • This version of Ultraviolet has support for Bare server v3
  • Support for older Bare servers was dropped.

v1.0.10

  • This version of Ultraviolet fixes an NPM versioning error.

v1.0.8

  • This version of Ultraviolet improves error messages.

v1.0.7

  • This version of Ultraviolet correctly sets the cache option when making a request.

v1.0.6

  • This version of Ultraviolet upgrades @tomphttp/bare-client. As a result, refreshing can fix errors with the Bare metadata being fetched.

v1.0.5

  • This version of Ultraviolet fixes a minor bug with blob: URLs.

v1.0.4

  • This version of Ultraviolet introduces support for passing a list of Bare servers in the uv.config.js file. This allows users to specify multiple servers that the service worker can choose from, improving reliability and failover.
  • Minor bug fixes (caught with ESLint) and improvements.
  • The @tomphttp/bare-client package has been implemented, allowing users to use Ultraviolet with Bare server V2 and older versions of the Bare server.
  • In previous versions, the uv.client.js script was bundled with uv.bundle.js. In this version, uv.client.js is separate and needs to be included separately in any workflows that use it.

v1.0.3

  • In previous versions, the uvPath export was the default export from the Ultraviolet module. In this version, uvPath is no longer the default export and needs to be imported explicitly.
  • Here is an example of how to import the library:
import { uvPath } from '@titaniumnetwork-dev/ultraviolet';

v1.0.2

  • This version of Ultraviolet is built using CommonJS, which means it can be used with CommonJS-based module systems such as Node.js.
  • This version also includes a stock sw.js script that users can use as a starting point for their service worker.

v1.0.1

  • In the sw.js script, users must now import uv.bundle.js and uv.config.js in that order. This is because uv.config.js relies on uv.bundle.js, and the paths to these files cannot be hard-coded in the sw.js script.
  • Minor bug fixes and improvements.
  • Users must still use the uv.config.js file to specify the paths to all the Ultraviolet scripts, including uv.bundle.js and uv.config.js.
  • Here an example of the changes you might make to your sw.js script in this Ultraviolet version:
+ importScripts('./uv/uv.bundle.js');
+ importScripts('./uv/uv.config.js');
importScripts('./uv/uv.sw.js');

const sw = new UVServiceWorker();

self.addEventListener('fetch', (event) => event.respondWith(sw.fetch(event)));

v1.0.0

  • This is the first official release of the Ultraviolet library.
  • The uv.bundle.js script is built using Webpack, allowing users to easily bundle their own scripts and dependencies with Ultraviolet.
  • This project is still under active development, and future releases will include new features and improvements.