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1.0.0 - Initial Release

15 Mar 13:13
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🌟 This package now uses a brand new compiler babel-plugin-uts

✔️ Remove watch command
✔️ Update actor.stub to implement the new export syntax

Instructions how to update to this release are in the readme

1.0.3

15 Mar 19:35
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✔️ Added a new @UCLASS() decorator argument: BlueprintComponent. If set, this tells the compiler that this class should be loaded via the UE4 (Add Javascript Component). This basically cleans some code up to make it fully compatible with UnrealJS.
✔️ In relation to the above, this release also brings a few updates to the typings.
✔️ In case a command is not found, instead of spitting an error it will now show a helpful error message.

Updating

npx @aidaspa/uts init

0.16.0

13 Mar 17:29
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✔️ Added basic support for RPC functions (@UFUNCTION()); Read readme for more info
✔️ Updated typings.stub to include the RPC decorators

0.15.0

13 Mar 16:23
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✔️ Added a new @KEYBIND decorator to bind class methods to various keybinds;
✔️ Fixed a bug where you couldn't have abstract classes in .u.ts files;
✔️ Fixed (again) a bug where there has to be a blank line after a class declaration

0.14.1

12 Mar 12:52
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✔️ Added support for ES Modules; import/export syntax
✔️ Updated stubs to the new ES Module syntax

0.14.0

12 Mar 11:30
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  • .uts -> .u.ts due to better vscode TS integration
  • uts init now also generates a tsconfig.json, and a .gitignore

0.13.5

12 Mar 09:30
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This release removes the caveat where here has to be a blank line after class closing, the init command adds additional steps to set up yarn