Releases: parse-community/Parse-SDK-JS
Releases · parse-community/Parse-SDK-JS
2.2.0
- Support for Local Datastore (#612)
- LiveQuery override data on update (#718) (Requires Parse-Server 3.1.3+)
- Support setting user from JSON (hydrate) (#730)
- Improve dot notation for updating nested objects (#729)
- LiveQuery handle unset operation (#714) (Requires Parse-Server 3.1.3+)
- Add original object to LiveQuery events (#712) (Requires Parse-Server 3.1.3+)
- Add support for providing file upload progress. (#373) (Browser Only)
- Support clone with relation (#382)
- Add batchSize to saveAll / destroyAll (#701)
- Add save Method for Parse.Config (#684)
- Allow specific keys to be reverted in unsaved objects (#565)
- Handle undefined in Cloud Code (#682)
- Validate if geopoint values is number (#671)
- LiveQuery Support for Subclasses (#662)
2.1.0
- Parse.Error now inherits from Error
2.0.2
2.0.2
- Fixes issue affecting unsubscribing from liveQueries (#640)
- Adds support for aggregate stages with identical names (#637)
- Adds ability to fetch an object with includes (#631)
- Adds support for $nor operator in queries (#634)
- Adds support for containedBy operator in queries (#633)
- Adds support for includeAll (#632)
v2.0.1
- Fixes an issue occurring when uploading files with ajax in SDK 2.0
- Fixes an issue that prevented SDK 2.0 to properly function in a web environemnt
1.11.1
v1.11.1 :zap: Release 1.11.1 (#553)
v1.11.0
1.11.0
Please call Parse.setAsyncStorage(AsyncStorage) in order to restore the functionality.
- Adds support for
fieldsin LiveQuery. - Adds support for Parse Schema
- Adds support for Parse.Aggregates
- Fixes React Native support
v1.10.2
v1.10.0
- Restoring functionality with the latest RN.
- Adds Parse.Query.fromJSON to build queries
- Fixes issue affecting cached data with selected queries and skipped fields
- Improves string representations of Parse.Error
v1.9.2
v1.9.1
Fixes:
- Correct detection of Electron environments
- Allow custom specification of Content-Type on file uploads
- Ensure that
set()calls ininitialize()work in single-instance mode
Under the hood:
- All code once again passes Flow typechecking
- Cleaned up some of the CoreManager logic