v1.2.1

ARM JavaScript Library v1.2.1 Release

• Enhanced request config skip process.
• Added request config skipId as force to re-trigger request.
• Added deduplication option on createRecord function.
• Added id coercing for _reloadRecord, _deleteRecord and findRecord function.
• Fixed record _getCollection function.
• Adde nextjs-app demo.

v1.1.1

ARM JavaScript Library v1.1.1 Release

• Added handler for window object on next-js app.

v1.1.0

ARM JavaScript Library v1.1.0 Release

• Added feature collection record new function getCollection.
• Added publish script.
• Fixed resourceConfig skip on _request function.
• Updated _reloadRecord resourceConfig skip.
• Updated features documentations.
• Updated arm lib comments for future features.

v1.0.7

ARM JavaScript Library v1.0.7 Release

• Fixed for request hash data records desync.

v1.0.6

ARM JavaScript Library v1.0.6 Release

• Fixed for undefined collection name on _injectReferenceKeys function.

v.1.0.5

ARM JavaScript Library v1.0.5 Release

• Updated documentations.
• Cleaned up arm lib source code.
• Added publish and push README to npm.

v1.0.3

ARM JavaScript Library v1.0.3 Release

• Updated documentations.
• Added MIT license.
• Fixed not syncing update for request returned values.
• Cleaned up main lib source code.

v1.0.2

ARM JavaScript Library v1.0.2 Release

• Updated documentations.
• Updated packages.

v1.0.1

ARM JavaScript Library v1.0.1 Pre Release

This is the first official release of the ARM JavaScript Library (v1.0.1). It provides a powerful and flexible way to interact with APIs from your JavaScript applications.

Key Features:

• Manages Collections: ARM efficiently retrieves, stores, and manages collections of data from your API.
• CRUD Operations: Perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations on your API data.
• Observability: ARM collections are observable, meaning you can easily track changes to the data and update your application accordingly.
• Error Handling: ARM handles errors gracefully and provides informative error messages.
• Caching: ARM can cache API responses locally, improving performance and reducing unnecessary server requests.
• Aliasing: Create aliases for frequently used data sets, simplifying your code and improving readability.

Benefits:

• Reduced Boilerplate Code: ARM eliminates the need to write repetitive code for making API requests and managing data.
• Improved Developer Experience: The clean and intuitive API makes it easy to work with your API data.
• Simplified Data Management: ARM streamlines data fetching, caching, and manipulation.

Getting Started:

Refer to the official documentation for detailed instructions on using the ARM library in your project. The documentation will cover:

• Installation
• Basic Usage
• Advanced Features

We encourage you to explore the ARM library and see how it can simplify your API interactions!