Version 0.7.2

What's Changed

• v0.7.2 by @estherbrunner in #10
• Cause & Effect now features a glitch-free derive() option with memoization for expensive work in computed signals or if the count of execution times matters
• Even faster Cause & Effect
• Added tests for async signals and error handling

Non-Core Features

• New methods for auto-effects on ui() references:
  • ref.text(stateKey) to sync the textContent of an element while preserving HTML comments with a given string state
  • ref.prop(key, stateKey) to sync a property of the element with a given state
  • ref.attr(name, stateKey) to sync an attribute of the element with a given string state
  • ref.bool(name, stateKey) to sync a boolean attribute of the element with a given boolean state
  • ref.class(token, stateKey) to sync a class token on the element with a given boolean state
  • ref.style(prop, stateKey) to sync a style property of the element with a given string state
• New methods for event binding / unbinding on ui() references:
  • ref.on(event, handler) to add an event listener
  • ref.off(event, handler) to remove an event listener
• New asJSON() attribute parser
• New debug-component.ts to parallel component.js with DebugElement instead of UIElement; debug-element.ts and debug-component.ts are available in TypeScript only in src/lib/, not as generated JavaScript

Breaking Changes since 0.7.1 to Non-Core Features

• Renamed uiRef() to ui()
• Renamed uiComponent() to component() and it is no longer the default export from component.js; instead UIElement is default export as in core library
• Removed auto-effects using attributes; use ui(host).<first|all>(selector).<text|prop|attr|bool|class|style>(...args) in JavaScript instead
• Removed highlightTargets() for now; you can implement your own target highlighting using el.targets(stateKey) and methods on ui(element) references.

Full Changelog: v0.7.1...v0.7.2