Releases: insin/react-heatpack
v3.0.0
Breaking change: CoffeeScript is no longer supported, as hot reloading now depends on Babel plugins.
Changed: Now using the same hot reloading implementation as react-transform-boilerplate - benefits include syntax errors and rendering errors now being displayed as an overlay they happen (#9)
Added: -i/--info option to enable display of webpack stats when there are no errors.
v2.0.0
Breaking change: Now uses React 0.14 and ReactDOM.
Breaking change: Updated Webpack and loader dependencies. CSS loader 0.19.0 dropped out of the box support for Node.js 0.10 - Promise must be manually polyfilled if you're using Node.js 0.10.
Changed: React.render() check removed, by default heatpack now uses a dummy module as the entry point, which imports the given module and calls ReactDOM.render() for you if nothing has been rendered to <div id="app"></div> yet. The -f/--force option can still be used to force use of the given module as the entry point.
v1.5.0
v1.4.1
v2.0.0-1
Added optional support for React 0.14, which you must have installed in your own local node_modules to use.
npm install -g react-heatpack@next
(This build still works fine with React 0.13, you will just see warnings about the optional react-dom import failing)
v1.4.0
Fixed: No longer throws an error if you pass the absolute path to a module.
Added: Support for modules which export a React element [andreypopp]
Changed: Remove confusing warning message when the module being run doesn't contain 'React.render' [andreypopp]
Changed: Use the cheap-module-eval-source-map devtool in webpack config instead of eval [andreypopp]
v1.3.0
Changed: require('react') now resolves to the node_modules dir in scope for the working directory, if there is one. It previously always resolved to the version from heatpack's own dependencies.
Changed: enabled coloured output in webpack logging.
Added: -p/--port option to specify the port to run the webpack dev server on. Defaults to 3000.
v1.2.0
Added: the code in the given script is now checked for the presence of React.render - if not present, it's assumed the script exports a React component and heatpack will create a new entry module which imports the component and calls React.render() with it (#2)
Added: -f and --force flags to skip the new React.render check, forcing the specified script to be used as the entry point by webpack.
v1.1.0
Added: CoffeeScript & CJSX support [KyleAMathews]