stick-js/ChangeLog.md

Fast toolkit for functional programming in JS. Provides idioms for referentially transparent expressions, clear separation of mutable and immutable operations, object factories, function calls based on English grammar, and pipe & compose operators.

## v0.0.65

- Beginning of changelog.

## v0.1.0

*2020-05-16*

- `contains` is now called `containsV`.
- `contains` has been added, which takes a predicate in first position instead of a value.
- Added new functions `findIndex` and `findWithIndex`.

## v0.2.0

*2020-05-16*

- `ifPredicateResults` and `whenPredicateResults` are now called `ifPredicateWithResults` and
  `whenPredicateWithResults`.
- Added `ifPredicateResults` and `whenPredicateResults`, where the condition functions take only one
  argument, the result of the predicate.
- Added `spreadTo` as a synonym for `passToN`.

## v0.2.1

*2020-07-05*

- The first argument to `factoryProps` can now be a function as well as an object.

## v0.3.0

*2020-07-12*

- We now provide conditional dual packaging for esm/common-js style imports.
  If you use `import { ... } from 'stick-js'` you'll get esm-style modules,
  and if use `const { ... } = require ('stick-js')` you'll get common-js.
  Import them straight from 'stick-js' as it's no longer necessary to use
  a suffix (e.g. 'stick-js/es'). This is a potentially breaking change
  because if you use import statements then your runtime must be able to
  handle esm modules. You can use `node -r esm` or `webpack -r esm` if it
  can't. Node 14+ handles them natively (but it's still considered
  experimental).

## v0.3.4

*2020-07-13*

- Added “main” field to package.json to support legacy common-js imports.

  Use like:
  
  `const { ... } = require ('stick-js')`

  or for specific modules:

  `const { ... } = require ('stick-js/cjs/manual.js')`

## v0.4.0

*2020-07-13*

- Updated readme.