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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Change Age Confidence
vue-types (source) ^3.0.2 → ^7.0.1 age confidence

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dwightjack/vue-types (vue-types)

v7.0.1

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Patch Changes
  • 2005933: Shim: remove VueTypes.extend implementation and add a removal warning. The static method was removed from VueTypes' core in v6.0.0

v7.0.0

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Major Changes
  • d37a012: - Remove old polyfills and shims for Array.isArray, globalThis, Object.hasOwn
    • Update dependency to TypeScript 6 and code refactor
    • migrate from ESLint+Prettier to the Oxc ecosystem

v6.0.0

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Major Changes

  • 306173f: #### Drop Vue 2 support

    Vue 2 reached End of Life (EOL) on December 31st, 2023. By dropping Vue 2 compatibility we can deliver a smaller package and make the source code more maintainable.

    If you're unable to update to Vue 3, please use vue-types@5.x

Removed VueTypes.extend method

VueTypes.extend was deprecated in v5. In v6 this method has been removed. Please migrate your code to use ES6+ extends feature.

Example:

Using VueTypes.extend (old):

import VueTypes from 'vue-types'

export const VueTypesProject = VueTypes.extend([
  {
    name: 'maxLength',
    type: String,
    validator: (max, v) => v.length <= max,
  },
  {
    name: 'positive',
    getter: true,
    type: Number,
    validator: (v) => v > 0,
  },
])

Using ES6+ extends (new):

import VueTypes, { toType } from 'vue-types'

export class VueTypesProject extends VueTypes {
  static maxLength(max) {
    return toType('maxLength', {
      type: String,
      validator: (v) => String(v).length <= max,
    })
  }

  static get positive() {
    return toType('positive', {
      type: Number,
      validator: (v) => v > 0,
    })
  }
}
Package format review:
  • ESM and CJS builds target is ESNext (browsers with support for the latest JavaScript features).
  • UMD builds target is ES2016 (aligned with Vue 3 browser support)

If you're using a bundler, you should not encounter any issue.

If you are directly referencing or importing a specific file in the dist or shim folder, you might need to update its path as described in the following table:

Old (v5) New (v6)
dist/vue-types.m.js dist/index.mjs
dist/vue-types.modern.js dist/index.mjs
dist/vue-types.cjs dist/index.cjs
dist/vue-types.umd.js dist/index.umd.js
dist/shim.m.js dist/shim.mjs
dist/shim.modern.js dist/shim.mjs
dist/shim.cjs dist/shim.cjs
dist/shim.umd.js dist/shim.umd.js
shim/index.m.js dist/shim.mjs
shim/index.modern.js dist/shim.mjs
shim/index.cjs dist/shim.cjs
shim/index.umd.js dist/shim.umd.js

v5.1.3

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Patch Changes
  • 97f366d: vue-types: expose shared types to ESM module consumers

v5.1.2

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Patch Changes
  • 9f5ba17: Include provenance statements to the package

v5.1.1

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Patch Changes
  • 30673ac: The exports declarations in package.json were missing the type subpath. See #​419

v5.1.0

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Minor Changes

  • ec32a30: Force stricter type for the .validate(fn) function arguments:

    // Before: v is of type unknown
string().validate((v) => v === 'Hello') // <-- TS error!

// After: v is of type string
string().validate((v) => v === 'Hello') // <-- Works!

    This should not be a breaking change, but you should be aware of the new behavior.

v5.0.4

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Patch Changes
  • 9dfa28b: Allow the user to pass async functions as function props. Closes #​397

v5.0.3

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Patch Changes

  • 8cb1ccb: - Accepts null as valid value in validateType util

    • fix docs: nullable() should be used for nullable required props.

    Closes #​383

v5.0.2

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Fix

  • expose the validateType function in the shim build (fixes #​319)

v5.0.1

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Note: v5.0.0 has been skipped due to an internal bug. Please use v5.0.1 or above.

Breaking Changes

Default for booleans

bool().def(undefined) explicitly sets the default: undefined property on the type instead of removing it (#​284):

const type = bool().def(true) //  { type: Boolean, default: true }

// vue-types@4
type.def(undefined)//  { type: Boolean }

// vue-types@5
type.def(undefined)//  { type: Boolean, default: undefined }
Nullable strict validation

nullable validates only when a prop value is === null. This change makes it easier to use it with other validators like oneOfType.

oneOfType and oneOf strict validation

When passed a oneOf validator, oneOfType checks the actual values instead of their types.

const type = oneOfType([oneOf(['auto', 'fit-content'] as const), Number]);

// vue-types@4
typeof type === string | number

// @vue-types@5
typeof type === 'auto' | 'fit-content' | number

This makes it easier to define complex validators mixing specific values and generic types.

Standalone Nuxt module

Nuxt support has been moved to a dedicated module: vue-types-nuxt including support for both Nuxt@​2 and Nuxt@​3. See the usage documentation here: https://dwightjack.github.io/vue-types/guide/installation.html#nuxt

Minor Changes

  • oneOf supports null as a value: oneOf(['on', 'off', null])
  • Support for union types in oneOf (#​147)

Other Changes and Notes

  • Documentation migrated to VitePress.
  • Repository structure converted to an NPM monorepo.

v5.0.0

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v4.2.1

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Bugfix Release

  • shared types definitions were published in the wrong folder (f455c09)

v4.2.0

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Main Changes

Other Changes

New Contributors

Full Changelog: dwightjack/vue-types@4.1.1...4.2.0

v4.1.1

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Bugfix Release

  • fix oneOfType regression (#​188)
  • ensure custom() validator functions are executed when used as shape() properties (#​177)

v4.1.0

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Minor Changes

  • Added TypeScript casting on the following validators (#​135 , #​138 , #​136):
    • string
    • number / integer
    • any
    • oneOfType
  • Added dedicated TS documentation

Thanks to @​victorgarciaesgi for the great contribution.

v4.0.3

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Bugfix

  • Shim: validators generated with customType cannot be called multiple times because of redefine issue (#​162 thanks @​iamricogo)

v4.0.2

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v4.0.1

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v4.0.0

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Major Release

This release introduces two main changes that may be breaking depending on your application setup:

  • The library is now published as an ES Module with fallback support for Common JS and UMD.
  • Version 4.x works with both Vue 2 and Vue 3

VueTypes as an ES Module

With the wide support for the ES Module format in Node.js, browsers and bundlers, VueTypes has switched to this format by default. CommonJS is still supported for older bundlers and Node.js versions, while UMD is available for direct usage in browsers.

This change will not affect most usage scenarios; anyway, if you are using the shim version or have configured your bundler to alias vue-types module, make sure to read the updated installation documentation.

Vue 2 and Vue 3 compatibility

The following changes where introduced to support both versions of Vue.

prop.type can be true on Vue 2 components

TypeScript definitions have changed between v2 and v3 of Vue. The most notable change is that PropOptions.type can now be true. To support both version, VueTypes uses customized component prop's TS definitions. This change should not affect your application.

Console logging setup

In VueTypes 2, the library used the global Vue.config.silent property to manage its logging behavior. This property is no more available in Vue 3 and thus the behaviour has been changed.

If you wan to replicate the old behavior in applications using VueTypes 4 and Vue 2, you can add the following line to your entry point (documentation):

import Vue from 'vue'
import VueTypes from 'vue-types'

VueTypes.config.silent = Vue.config.silent

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