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0.6.1

  • The reason a connection was closed is now communicated to all pending promises that are rejected because of a closed connection. (@felixge) These errors now have a cause property, for the original Error.
  • Adds support for an onmessagelost option that will be invoked if a message is sent to a non-existant promise. This can occur if the promise is collected from the LRU. (@stuk)
  • Ensures that the service root object for a connection is never evicted from the LRU cache of local promises. (@stuk)
  • The capacity option takes over for the former max option, setting the capacity of the LRU for cached promises.

0.6.0

  • ⚠️ Only treat object literals, descending directly from Object prototype or Error prototype, as pass-by-copy objects. All others are pass by remote reference. This may cause minor compatibility problems. Note that in a future release, all object references will be pass-by-reference by default, and pass-by-copy only explicitly.
  • Support the marshalling of reference cycles.
  • Support Chrome extension message ports, with their port.onMessage.addListener interface.

0.5.6

  • Pending remote promises are rejected if the underlying connection closes

0.5.5

  • Support for bridging NaN, Infinity, -Infinity [email protected]
  • Support for bridging all properties of an Error (@thibaultzanini)

0.5.4

  • Bridge progress events
  • Update dependencies
  • Evaluating Testling for continuous integration

0.5.3

  • Bridge null and undefined properly

0.5.2

  • Bug fixes for remote function calls

0.5.1

  • Bug fixes for remote function calls

0.5.0 - BACKWARD INCOMPATIBLE

  • Updates for Q 0.9

0.4.7

  • Fixes the Queue module dependency

0.4.6

  • Fixes a dependency problem in the adapter module

0.4.5

  • Uses semantic versioning for dependency ranges
  • Factors the adapter into a separate module
  • Improves the bridge protocol such that it can transfer functions and error objects.

0.4.4

  • Renamed to Q-Connection, from Q-Comm
  • Fixes a missing variable scope

0.4.2

  • Updated dependencies
  • Fixed tests

0.4.1 - BACKWARD INCOMPATIBLE

  • Support for Node websocket, since abandoned
  • Abandon support for non-CommonJS script or module loading
  • Bug fix for improbable random number collisions
  • John Barton's work on UUID et cetra

0.4.0

Elided.

0.3.1

  • Added example of communicating with an iframe.
  • Added "origin" option to simplify communicating between window message ports.

0.3.0 - REBOOT

  • Q_COMM.Connection now accepts message ports and assimilates them. There are no specialized adapters. That is left as an exercise for other libraries.

0.2.0 - BACKWARD INCOMPATIBLE*

  • Remote objects can now be directly connected using any W3C message port including web workers and web sockets.
  • *Brought message port adapter code into q-comm.js and moved all other communication layers out to separate packages (to be q-comm-socket.io and q-comm-node).
  • *Renamed Peer to Connection.

0.1.2

  • Added Mozilla Jetpack packaging support. (gozala)

0.1.1

  • Alterations to far references
  • Upgraded Q for duck-promises

0.1.0 - BACKWARD INCOMPATIBLE

  • Removed the socket.io-server "Server" constructor and renamed "SocketServer" to "Server". Creating an object-to-object link and creating a connection are now explicitly separated in all usage.
  • Added the local object argument to the socket.io-client connection constructor.
  • Added a "swarm" example.

0.0.3

  • Upgraded dependency on q to v0.2.2 to fix bug in Queue implementation.

0.0.2

  • Added missing dependency on n-util.

0.0.1

  • Removed false dependency on q-io.