The Snap team would like to announce the release of version 0.7 of the Snap Framework. There are some major changes in this release that are not backwards compatible, so be sure to read these release notes before upgrading.
New features / improvements
Heist: We realized that the
$()
syntax Heist uses for accessing splices inside of HTML attributes conflicts with the jQuery ‘$’ function. We changed the syntax to ${} to fix this. This is a major breaking change, so we added a temporary compatibility mode to Heist that you can enable by using theuseOldAttributeSyntax
function to modify your TemplateState. We will remove this compatibility mode in the next major release, so update your templates ASAP!Snaplets: added
getRoutePattern
(andsetRoutePattern
) which allows you to find out the actual route string that matched the currently running handler.Heist Snaplet: added
heistInit'
to make it possible to use Heist’s onLoad hooks.Added the convenience functions
getsRequest
andgetsResponse
toSnap.Core
.Fixed a bug in how the
route
function handled url-encoded path segments.snap-server
: added primitives escape the http session in order to support websockets.
API Changes
heist
: changed thecallTemplate
function to take general splices rather than constant text splices, and simplified the return type. The old functionality now exists with a simpler return type ascallTemplateWithText
.heist
: Since we are making major breaking changes, we decided to change the name of TemplateState to the more appropriate HeistState. The old name still exists as a type alias, but is marked as deprecated. Update your code now because we will remove all the deprecated functionality in the next major release.
Dependency changes
Increased the upper version bound on the time package from 1.4 to 1.5.
Increased the upper version bound on the regex-posix package from 0.94.4 to 0.95.2.
Increased the upper version bound on the case-insensitive package from 0.4 to 0.5.
Increased the lower version bound on attoparsec to 0.10.
Increased the version constraints on attoparsec-enumerator to 0.3.*.