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dataloader

2.2.3 · 3 Dec 2024MIT16.1M / weekRepositorynpmAtom feed

Upgrading dataloader from 1.0.0 to 1.4.0

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  1. 1.4.0

    31 Jan 20181 fix
    • fixed

      Fixed an issue where Flow may complain about the provided batch function's return type.

  2. 1.1.0 – 1.3.03 releases, nothing new or fixed in the notes

9 other lines we could not sort, mostly version bumps

  • Direct support for using Dataloader in a browser

    1.4.0

  • The integrity of custom provided Cache Maps are now checked during construction.

    1.4.0

  • Flow type no longer complains when using require("dataloader")

    1.4.0

  • Flow types from public API are now directly exported

    1.4.0

  • Thanks to contributions from many, the documentation for DataLoader is now significantly better, with portions of README.md reworked and improved and more information in examples/.

    1.3.0

  • DataLoader installs now come with both TypeScript and Flow type definitions. (#43, #45)

    1.3.0

  • Batch loads can now be limited to a certain number of keys

    1.3.0

  • Provide a custom cache-key function. #15 — Since JavaScript does not use value equality, but fetch keys are often treated as values, this allows for a custom function to be provided to produce a cache-key for any load-key. Example:

    1.1.0

  • Provide a custom cache instance. #17 — By default, DataLoader uses a Map as a cache. However this simple cache does not support anything like TTL or a cache eviction policy. Now you may provide any object which implements the Map API to use as a cache. Example:

    1.1.0