Releases: blacksmithgu/datacore
Releases · blacksmithgu/datacore
0.1.29
0.1.29
- make cleantext work with list items with id by @LtHommel in #136
- Add support to specify the type returned by query functions by @Gudine in #137
- Rename
rowto$rowin docs and comments by @Gudine in #152 - Fix for Issue-149 - add null check to second pass of list block by @cnamqui in #154
- fix: safe access for potentially missing canvas index and caches by @beto-group in #161
- Update manifest.json by @btfash-believer-1976 in #166
New Contributors
- @LtHommel made their first contribution in #136
- @Gudine made their first contribution in #137
- @cnamqui made their first contribution in #154
- @beto-group made their first contribution in #161
- @btfash-believer-1976 made their first contribution in #166
Full Changelog: 0.1.28...0.1.29
0.1.28
0.1.27
0.1.27
- Bugfix release for reverting an accidental capitalization change in $typename for markdown lists.
0.1.26
0.1.26
- Fixes non-inline Markdown blocks and removes the plaintext flickering.
0.1.25
0.1.25
- Re-added support for emoji-based task metadata from the Tasks plugin.
- Added a debug command, "Datacore: Reindex entire vault", to reload all files in the vault.
0.1.24
0.1.24
- Add official datacore API typings at '@blacksmithgu/datacore'.
0.1.23
0.1.23
- Datacore views now properly re-render and update paths when the file they are in is renamed.
- Some incongruous APIs have been standardized.
0.1.22
0.1.22 (Beta)
- Several bugfixes thanks to @GamerGirlandCo.
- Adds a new <dc.List/> view with full documentation.
- Removes the unnecessary object count widget in the editor view.
0.1.21
0.1.21 (Beta)
- Adds
dc.evaluate()anddc.tryEvaluate()for evaluating the datacore expression language programmatically. - Adds postfix function calls to the datacore syntax. This allows you to chain functions:
lower("YES") => "YES".lower()
replace(lower("YES"), "e", a") => "YES".lower().replace("e", a")Postfix syntax implicitly adds the callee object as the first argument.
0.1.20
0.1.20
- Fix connected link searches - searching for
linksto([[File]])will now correctly search around that file, for example. - Datacore now provides update events on file deletions; in practice, this means your views will update when files are deleted.