Releases · heroku/react-refetch

Adds support for any compatible fetch implementation. Auto-detects default fetch including client and server side implementations.
Removes whatwg-fetch as a peer dependency.
Adds connect.defaults() function to set options and default values for request mappings. Includes type checking of defaults. [docs]
Adds ability to set buildRequest, fetch, and handle Response implementations in connect.defaults() or in mapping definitions. [docs]
Deprecated options argument in connect. Applications that use withRef as an option (i.e. connect(props, { withRef: true })) should change to using connect.defaults (i.e. connect.defaults({ withRef: true })(props)).
Documented required polyfills.
- Improved type checking
Optimize to shallow compare props and context during componentWillReceiveProps and only recalculate mappings and refetch if props and context actually changed.
Moved connect-only level options from defaults() to options(). All request attributes can now be supplied in defaults() or individual requests.
Fixed PromiseState.resolve to return value as-is if it is already PromiseState
Fixes handling of rejected fetches (#107)
Only re-render component if props or requests shallowly changed
Omit children in willReceiveProps comparison
Add pure option allow apps to control always updating on prop changes
Allow then and catch to return undefined for side effects
Allow refreshing to take a function to change value before request
Update development dependencies to React v15
- Allow then, andThen, catch, andCatch to be undefined
- Allow identity requests to return promises
Added wrappedInstance to the meta object #139
Fixes: Requested keys of a value that is not an object #143
Migrates to use files directive in package.json instead of .npmignore. #133
Returns a new object from PromiseState.refreshing #150

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