Releases: magewirephp/magewire
Releases · magewirephp/magewire
v1.2.0
Added
- Form component introduction by @wpoortman 1a47f61
- Form documentation by @wpoortman c49808f
- Ability to add layout handles on subsequent requests by @wpoortman 795e9ea
- AcceptableException by @wpoortman c88b05a
- Combine Magewire with AlpineJS docs @wpoortman 77715cd
Changed
- Nested property compatibility improvements by @wpoortman d0b4ba1
- Error response data only available when set by @wpoortman e976c1b
Removed
- Intersect plugin by @wpoortman fcfd5c6
Fixed
- Fix typo by @ProxiBlue in #16
New Contributors
- @ProxiBlue made their first contribution in #16
Full Changelog: 1.1.0...1.2.0
v1.1.0
Added
$this->reset()
property reset feature by @wpoortman in #13wire:ignore
feature explanation by @wpoortman in 93cc93c$wire
AlpineJS compatibility with separate docs markdown by @wpoortman 77715cd- Nested array property sync overhaul by @wpoortman 013ebda
$params
attribute for$this->emitToRefresh()
by @wpoortman b6eab46
Updated
- Upgrade Livewire.js to v2.8.0 by @wpoortman d744b3c
Fixed
New Contributors
Full Changelog: https://github.com/magewirephp/magewire/commits/1.1.0
v1.0.0
Magewire is a Laravel Livewire port for Magento 2. The goal is to make it fun and easy
to build modern, reactive and dynamic interfaces, without leaving the comfort of Magento's core layout and template
systems. Magewire can be the missing piece when you intend to build dynamic and reactive features, but don't require or
feel comfortable working with a full JavaScript framework like Vue or React.
It's been a while, but it's finally here! After months of working on this project, I'm extremely proud to finally call Magewire production ready! Over time I will continue to fix bugs and implement new exciting features.