asdf-games/node_modules/budo/CHANGELOG.md

11.x

Breaking Changes

• Upgraded to browserify@15, set supported node version to >= 4

10.x

🎉

Breaking Changes

• Upgraded to browserify@14
• The --pushstate boolean argument should now come after entries in the CLI, as it supports subarg options. Using it before entries will still work but may log a warning.
• Major overhaul to LiveReload backend to make it faster and more robust #194
  • No longer uses tiny-lr or the old school LiveReload stuff, so it no longer supports some of the feature set from that tool
  • No longer supports the LiveReload browser plugin
  • Budo runs everything on a single port/server instead of a second server for LiveReload
  • /budo/livereload.js now serves the LiveReload client

Other Changes

• opts.staticOptions is now passed onto serve-static module
• opts.pushstate (boolean or object) is now passed onto connect-pushstate module
• CLI now supports subarg syntax for commands like --static-options and --pushstate
• defaultIndex function now accepts a req as the second parameter

9.4.7

• Make HTTP logging more accurate: previously the time and byte size was not correct

9.4.5 .. 9.4.6

• Small tweaks to frontend build error styling
• Add pushstate flag as a boolean so it doesn't swallow entry

9.4.3

• Disable cache control for serve-static, I've found this greatly reduces load time
• Slight change to package.json scripts so they work on Windows

9.4.2

• Improve Windows terminal color support, fixes #179

9.4.0

• Improve build error parsing and rendering

9.3.0

• Add force-default-index to CLI #188

9.2.2

• Minimize XSS risks in URLs on 404 #182

9.2.0

• Improved --cors flag in middleware stack #172

9.1.0

• Support browserify: { entries: [] } in API options #167
• The connect event also returns a server instance, so you can use it with things like SocketIO

9.0.0

When --ssl is specified without a --cert and --key option, budo will use pem to generate a self-signed certificate. This is a breaking change from previous versions, but more convenient for most users.

Also updated docs with more SSL info.

8.4.0

Add --base flag for working with push state servers.

8.3.0

Bump to latest browserify.

8.2.2

Fix shorthand for --serve (-s).

8.2.0

Add support for SSL (HTTPS) with --ssl, --cert and --key options.

8.1.0

Add --cors flag to enable Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

8.0.4

Bump required deps.

8.0.3

Fix opts.live as a string, allowing an array of options to be passed to filter file names.

8.0.2

Fix flow so that bundling events start after server connects, also updated upstream in watchify-middleware.

8.0.1

Fix parsing issue with LiveReload resp modifier.

8.0.0

The server code has been refactored to use connect/express-style middleware stacking. Fixes #80, #79, #124, #128.

Major Changes

Functions for opts.middleware now assumes the following signature, and will not behave differently based on the number of arguments you specify:

• middleware(req, res, next)

Minor Changes

The middleware options can now be an array of functions, or a single function.

7.1.0

Added --watch-glob option which allows you to override the default watch glob without having to go through the live() / watch() API

7.0.4

Small patch #117 to fix a failing test in 7.0.3.

7.0.3

• Bole no longer double-logs on shut-down and re-start.
• Fixed issue with request sizes being logged incorrectly in terminal

7.0.1 .. 7.0.2

Small patches for #110 and #111.

7.0.0

Fixes previous patch and also updates to garnish redesign, leading to new log styles.

Since various ndjson flags have changed, this is a potentially breaking change.

Also added a --verbose / -v option like watchify, which adds some additional debug messages.

6.1.1

Fixes live reload for directory routes like localhost:9966/mydir.

6.1.0

Search for index.html across all static --dir folders, finding the first one.

6.0.0

Major Changes

• garnish is now included by default in CLI and API
  • you can use --ndjson and ndjson: true to have raw output (for custom pretty-printers)

Minor Changes

• added --title option for the default HTML title
• added --css option for a default style sheet

5.0.0

Major Changes

• you can just type budo . | garnish for the entry point (or index.js)
• added --onupdate for things like linting, see the docs
• if no --host is specified, resolves to internal IP
  • you can still hit localhost:9966 and it will work
• the <script> src defaults to the filename of the first entry
  • eg: budo src/index.js leads to <script src="index.js">
• browserify options must come after a full stop --
  • except --no-debug which is passed as a budo option
  • eg: budo index.js --no-debug -- -t babelify
• --dir can be passed multiple times to use multiple static folders
  • budo index.js --dir public --dir tmp
• removed --live-plugin option to reduce code complexity
  • might be added back into CLI later
  • API still supports budo.live({ plugin: true })
• portfinding is enabled by default in API and CLI
  • user can disbale with --no-portfind or portfind: false
• removed --verbose, -v, timing is logged by default now
• entry files are now optional (i.e. if you just need a static HTML with LiveReload)
• added --open, -o to launch browser on connect
• syntax errors in code are shown in the DOM body now
  • can disable with --no-error-handler
  • in API can use errorHandler: Boolean|Function
• added --version to CLI
• --live can optionally be a string to only LiveReload on those globs, eg:
  • budo index.js --live=*.{css,html}
• removed --ignore-watch and --interval
  • use budo.watch(glob, chokidarOpts) instead
• shorthand for most CLI options now exists
• arg parsing has improved and uses camel-case in API
• most args are now supported before entries, eg:
  • budo --live src/index.js
• cleaner error messaging in terminal

API Changes

• dir can be a string or array of static paths
• the 'connect' event now passes livePort
• the 'connect' event ev.host now uses internal IP by default
• exposed a CLI feature
  • require('budo').cli(process.argv.slice(2), { overrides... })
• errorHandler can be used for custom bundle error handling
• middleware can be a fn(req, res, next) function for custom routes
• 'update' event now passes (contents, updates)

Browserify Args

Users creating CLI tools on top of budo can use opt.browserifyArgs to handle subarg correctly. Example with minimist:

var args = process.argv.slice(2)
var opts = require('minimist')(args, { '--': true })
budo.cli(args, {
  browserifyArgs: opts['--']
})

If no browserifyArgs is specified, then opt.browserify can be used to send the actual JS object to the browserify constructor.

budo.cli(args, {
  browserify: {
    transform: require('babelify')
  }
})

4.2.0

• Added --pushstate option #53

4.1.0

• Fixed a bug with budo ./foo.js