v0.2.10

Features

• Use @junbuild/admin@0.2.0 which supports fetching version using the public custom section juno:package with fallback on deprecated version() functions.

v0.2.9

Features

• Add metadata (name of the project, version, etc.) as banner of the mjs bundled when running juno dev build for JS/TS. Those are then use by the Docker container when bundling to WASM to generate the public custom section juno:package.
• Get version from juno:package when running juno --version.

Refactoring

• Extract utils to read (developer) package json.

Build

• Bump dependencies.

v0.2.8

Features

• Print success or errors on juno config.

Fix

• Mode was not interpreted when running e.g. juno config --mode staging.

v0.2.7

Features

• Add all hooks and assertions to Sputnik templates.

v0.2.6

Features

• Print a message when starting local emulator.

v0.2.5

Features

• Add support for juno dev start --watch with the same options as juno dev build.

Fixes

• Fixed recursive constant imports that caused undefined to appear instead of section titles in the help output.

v0.2.4

Patch

• Latest release v0.2.3 wasn't cleanly published to npm. This version replaces it.

v0.2.3

Features

• Review build output texts and include completion time.

Fix

• juno dev build was always watching as if --watch was passed.

v0.2.2

Features

• Add live reload support when building serverless functions via juno dev build --watch.

v0.2.1

Features

• Experimental and undocumented early support for writing Serverless Functions in JavaScript/TypeScript. This includes extending the juno dev eject and juno dev build commands.
• Updated help documentation: run juno dev --help to explore available options.

Build

• Updated libraries, including setting Babel as a peer dependency for various Juno packages. As a result, the CLI bundle size has been reduced by 25% (from 3.4 MB to 2.6 MB of JavaScript).
• Improved the build process to mark all dev and peer dependencies as external. This is necessary to support building Serverless Functions written in JavaScript/TypeScript, as esbuild (which includes native code) must be installed on the consumer side.