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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

[5.0.0] - 2021-06-12

Added

  • The quaff individual file processor is now available at loadFile. This makes it possible to tap into all of quaff's processors to load a single file. The newly named load export works the same as before and uses loadFile behind the scenes.
  • It is now possible to include JavaScript files using the .cjs and .mjs extensions.

Changed

  • quaff is now a pure ESM package. It can no longer be require()'d from CommonJS. If this functionality is still needed please continue to use quaff@^4. It is also possible to dynamically import ESM in CommonJS (await import('quaff')) if that is compatible with your use case.
  • quaff no longer has a default export and now uses two named exports - load and loadFile.

[4.2.0] - 2020-07-16

Added

  • quaff will now throw an error when more than one input file attempts to use the same output key. This is caused by having multiple files in a directory with the same name but different extensions.
  • When a .yaml or .yml file fails to parse the thrown error will now include the file path.
  • We are now testing quaff in Mac OS and Windows thanks to GitHub Actions. Don't expect that'll ever be an issue but good to know.

Changed

  • tiny-glob has been replaced with totalist, which makes quaff a little faster at iterating through files.
  • All tests have been moved to uvu.

[4.1.0] - 2019-03-04

Added

  • Added TypeScript definition file.

Changed

  • Some housekeeping in index.js, but no functional changes.

[4.0.0] - 2019-01-25

Added

  • Support for ArchieML files. These are processed when they are found with the .aml extension.
  • Support for JavaScript files. This includes any JavaScript file that provides a default export (module.exports = ...). JavaScript files that export functions, including async functions, are also supported! This makes it possible for quaff to load data that's fetched from an API. Load GraphQL and go to town! Do some extra-preprocessing!

Changed

  • quaff now returns a Promise to enable async resolution of JavaScript files.
  • Moves testing to nyc.
  • Now requires Node.js 8 or later.