React Async v7.0.3: Include README and LICENSE in bundle

This adds README.md and LICENSE to the packaged modules before publishing.
Specifically this fixes the project page on npmjs.com.

React Async v7.0.2: onCancel callback & SSR fix

This introduces the onCancel callback and fixes server-side rendering.

DevTools v1.0.2

This adds README.md and LICENSE to the bundle before publishing.

DevTools v1.0.0

This is the first release for React Async DevTools. Current features include:

• Show all pending/fulfilled/rejected promises in all instances of React Async
• Slow down requests by adding a virtual latency
• Intercept new requests before they start, to manually continue later

React Async v7.0.0 is required to use the DevTools.

Usage example:

import DevTools from "react-async-devtools"

ReactDOM.render(
  <>
    <DevTools />
    <App />
  </>,
  document.getElementById("root")
)

React Async v7.0.1: Fix invalid build artifact

v7 introduced a whole new project structure, which unfortunately resulted in a broken build artifact. This release fixes that.

React Async v7.0.0: DevTools support [deprecated]

This major release adds support for react-async-devtools and comes with an entirely new project structure based on a monorepo. There are no breaking changes, but it's a major milestone for the project.

• Adds debugLabel prop which is used by DevTools to label promises/requests.
• Uses window.__REACT_ASYNC__. devToolsDispatcher if it exists to pass events through the DevTools.

This version is deprecated because the build artifact was broken. This was fixed in v7.0.1.

DevTools v1.0.0-alpha.0 [deprecated]

First alpha release for React Async DevTools. Superceded by v1.0.0

v6.2.2: Fix TypeScript JSX element type

This updates the type definitions to use JSX.Element instead of React.ReactNode for AsyncChildren and helper component types.

v6.2.1: Fix TypeScript default export

Thanks to @aratcliffe for the PR.

This release should fix problems with TypeScript getting the wrong type for Async, as described in #54.

v6.2.0: Standalone helper components

This separates the <Async.Initial>, <Async.Pending> etc. helper components from <Async> so they can be used with useAsync as well.

import { useAsync, Pending } from "react-async"

function MyComponent() {
  const state = useAsync(...)
  return (
    <Pending state={state}>
      <p>This text is only rendered while performing the initial load.</p>
    </Pending>
  )
}