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0.5.1 (August 28th 2017)

  • F New flow definitions, fixes children typing.

0.5.0 (April 26th 2017)

  • B Dropping support for older React. Currently supported versions are ^0.14.9 || ^15.3.0
  • I Upgraded all React components to use ES6 classes
  • I Replace React.PropTypes with prop-types package

0.4.8 (April 17th 2017)

  • I Externalize stripStyle #452 by @bearcott
  • I Migrated deprecated React.PropTypes and React.createClass #446 by @Andarist
  • F Fix link to TypeScript types #443 by @pshrmn
  • F Refactored demo and fixed flow check errors #435 by @therewillbecode
  • F Fix broken link #430 by @codler
  • F Unmounted component setState fix #420 by @alleycat-at-git

0.4.7 (December 15th 2016)

  • I didLeave for TransitionMotion! Please check the README for more.

0.4.4 (June 4th 2016)

0.4.3 (April 19th 2016)

  • F TransitionMotion styles function not being passed defaultStyles value upon first call. #296
  • I onRest callback for Motion!

0.4.2 (January 30th 2016)

0.4.1 (January 26th 2016)

  • F Made a mistake while publishing the bower package; fixed.

0.4.0 (January 26th 2016)

  • B spring helper's format has changed from spring(10, [120, 12]) to spring(10, {stiffness: 120, damping: 12}).
  • B style, styles and styles of the three respective components now only accept either a number to interpolate, or a spring configuration to interpolate. Previously, it accepted (and ignored) random key/value pairs mixed in, such as {x: spring(0), y: 'helloWorld'}. y Doesn't belong there and should be placed elsewhere, e.g. directly on the (actual react) style of the component you're assigning the interpolating values on.
  • B TransitionMotion got an all-around clearer API. See the upgrade guide and README section for more.
  • B Motion's' defaultStyle, informally accepted the format {x: spring(0)}. This is now officially unsupported. The correct format has always been {x: 0}. Setting a default style of {x: spring(whatever)} did not make sense; the configuration only applies for a style, aka destination value. Same modification applies to StaggeredMotion and TransitionMotion's defaultStyles & willEnter.
  • B TransitionMotion's willEnter/willLeave's signature has changed.
  • B The reorderKeys helper is no longer needed thanks to the changes to TransitionMotion. It's now removed.
  • B React-Native specific build gone. RN 0.18+ uses the vanilla Npm React package, so there's no more need for us to export a wrapper.
  • F Bunch of bugs gone: #225, #212, #179, #157, #90, #88.
  • I spring has acquired a new field as part of the new signature: precision tuning!
  • I Fully typed via Flow types.
  • I Performance improvements.

0.3.1 (October 14th 2015)

  • F Handle null and undefined in style/styles. #181
  • I Library's now partially annotated with Flow.
  • I Related to above, the src/ folder is now exposed on npm so that you can take advantage of Flow by using: import {Motion} from 'react-motion/src/react-motion' directly, instead of the old, prebuilt import {Motion} from 'react-motion'. This is experimental and intentionally undocumented. You'll have to adjust your webpack/browserify configurations to require these original source files correctly. No harm trying of course. It's just some type annotations =).

0.3.0 (September 30th 2015)

0.2.7 (August 6th 2015)

  • F Small bug where nested springs don't animate. #123
  • I Support for all React 0.14.0 betas.

0.2.6 (July 31th 2015)

  • F React-native warning's now gone, but also put into a separate file path. To require react-motion on react-native, do require('react-motion/native').
  • I Support for React 0.14.0-beta1.

0.2.4 (July 29th 2015)

  • I React-native support!
  • I Allow returning null from children function. #101
  • I defaultValue for specifying a... default value, upon mounting.
  • I TransitionSpring's willLeave API got simplified and now asks for an object as a return value instead of null. null is still supported, but is deprecated and will be removed in the next version. See the new docs on it here.
  • I Exposed a few tasteful default spring configurations under the new exported presets.

0.2.2 (July 24th 2015)

  • F Import some internal modules correctly for Ubuntu/Linux node (case-sensitive for them).
  • F Nested springs work again.

0.2.0 (July 22th 2015)

  • B willLeave returning false will now keep the key. Only null and undefined will serve as a signal to kill the disappeared key.
  • B willLeave previously failed to expose the second argument correspondingValueOfKeyThatJustLeft. It's now exposed correctly.
  • F Definitively fix the previous problem of mis-detecting React Element as object.
  • F willLeave is now called only once per disappearing key. It was called more than once previously as a implementation detail. Though you should never have put side-effects in willLeave. It's still discouraged now.
  • F If you have some this.props.handlerThatSetStateAndUnmountsSpringInOwnerRender() in Spring's endValue, Spring's already scheduled requestAnimationFrame will no longer cause an extra setState since it's unmounted. But in general, please don't put side-effect in endValue.
  • I Stabilize the spring algorithm. No more erratic behavior with a big amount of animated items or tab switching (which usually slows down requestAnimationFrame). #57
  • I Partial (total?) support for IE9 by using a requestAnimationFrame polyfill.

0.1.0 (July 14th 2015)

  • B Breaking API: TransitionSpring's willEnter's callback signature is now (keyThatEnters, correspondingValue, endValueYouJustSpecified, currentInterpolatedValue, currentSpeed) (added correspondingValue as the second argument). Same for willLeave.
  • B Spring is now no longer exposed as a default, but simply as "Spring": require('react-motion').Spring. Or import {Spring} from 'react-motion'.
  • B Spring and TransitionSpring's children function now expect a ReactElement. The components will no longer wrap the return value in a div for you. #44 #20
  • I Move React to from dependencies to peerDependencies. #35
  • I Internal cleanups + tests, for happier contributors.
  • F Mis-detecting React Element as object.
  • F Accidentally updating values at the first level of endValue without {val: ...} wrapper.

0.0.3 (July 9th 2015)

  • I Initial release.