2.0.0: Use enzyme for React testing, test directory changes

This release uses enzyme for React testing.
Now any .js or .jsx files in app/**/__tests__/client/unit will be run in karma tests (i.e. npm run karma)

1.1.1: Support for websocket proxying

This release uses a branch of webpack-dev-server that can proxy websockets correctly, so that you can now run in dev mode without CORS errors. (Note: official support for proxying websockets is only being released with webpack-dev-server 2.0.0)

1.1.0

Updated all packages, including babel (now using Babel 6)

1.0.0

Fixes:

• the issue with some globals not being available on the server side
• karma.conf.js not loading all of the client webpack config

This was due to a hack I was using to get source maps on the server side, which I've reverted. This means that (at the moment) there are no server-side source maps (but they do work on the experimental webpack-meteor-tools branch).

Also:

• The webpack config building has been consolidated into a single file that uses webpack-merge. This is much easier to manage in the long run.
• It now uses progress-bar-webpack-plugin instead of my code copied from webpack core
• Adds an npm run karma script

0.1.0

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