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mozjexl Change Log

This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Development

Changed

Format all code with Prettier and ESLint.
Remove Gulp and dist versions.
Drop support for old versions of Node. Only Node 8 and 9 are supported.
Make Yarn the recommended and tested way to install mozjexl.

v1.1.6

Changed

Add comments with octothorpes (#)

v1.1.5

Changed

Allow arbitrary whitespace, including newlines, in expressions.

Fixed

Handle undefined and filter expressions better.

v1.1.4

Fixed

Falsey identifiers are no longer treated as undefined

v1.1.3

Fixed

Binary operators after nested identifiers were not balanced properly, resulting in a broken expression/AST
Gulp (or one of its plugins) had a breaking change in a minor release, preventing the frontend build from running. This build method will be removed from the next major version of Jexl. For now, Jexl is now version- locked to the original gulp+plugins that worked.

v1.1.2

Changed

Code coverage thresholds are now enforced through gulp coverage-test

Fixed

Operators found in identifier names (such as 'in' in 'incident') were being tokenized separately from the rest of the identifier

v1.1.1

Fixed

Minus did not denote a negative number at the start of a ternary's consequent section

v1.1.0

Added

The ability to define new binary and unary operators, or override existing ones.
The ability to delete existing binary and unary operators.

v1.0.2 = 2015-03-08

Fixed

Bad Gulpfile resulted in frontend dist falling out of sync. Fixed and re-synced.

v1.0.1 - 2015-03-08

Changed

Refactored Parser and Evaluator. Both operations are now marginally faster.
Removed balance tracking in favor of passing maps of token types at which the sub-parser should stop.

Fixed

Object literals could not be defined in the consequent section of a ternary expression.

v1.0.0 - 2015-03-04

Added

Object literals. Objects can now be defined inline with {standard: 'syntax'}.
Array literals. Arrays can also be defined with ["standard", 'syntax'].
The 'in' operator, for checking to see if a string appears inside a larger string, or if an element exists in an array.
Ternary expressions with this ? "standard" : "syntax"
Ternary expressions with alternate ?: "syntax"

Changed

Simplified Grammar, reduced RAM footprint
Dot notation can now be used to access properties of literals, such as "someString".length or {foo: 'bar'}.foo.
Transform syntax has changed. Arguments are now passed in parentheses, and multiple arguments can be defined. Arguments are no longer limited to object literals.

v0.2.0 - 2015-03-02

Added

"Divide and floor" operator: //
Documentation outlining running expressions against XML.

v0.1.0 - 2015-03-02

Added

Initial release