• Update to flux-standard-action 2.0.0 (#14), drops support for Symbols as action types

Releasing 0.3.2 as 1.0.0 with no changes.

Added

• Add documentation for the each of the utility functions to the README. (#11)

Changed

• createReducer now allows the caller to specify a whitelist function that can bypass theflux standard action (FSA) check. Some external libraries dispatch actions that do not conform to the FSA spec and we don't want those to trigger theNonStandardAction exception. The whitelist function should take an action and returntrue if it should bypass the FSA check, or false if it should be checked. Use it as follows:createReducer(initialState, actionHandlers, { allowNonStandardActionIf: whitelistFunction }). (#9)

Changed

• Check for flux standard actions (FSAs) in reducers created bycreateReducer. The check is performed only in development mode. Non-FSA actions raise aNonStandardAction exception. Seeflux-standard-action for a definition of what is an FSA. (#6)

Added

• AddnullAction for use in reducer specs. AnullAction is a flux-standard-action-compliant action that shouldn't match any of your normal actions. It can be used to initialize the state in a reducer spec. e.gconst initialState = reducer(undefined, nullAction) (#7)

Removed

• Cleaned non-essential files out of the npm package to reduce package size. (#8)

Internal

• Useyarn for all building and scripting tasks. (#8)

Added

• AddglobalizeSelectors for adapting selectors that work on a slice of the state tree to allow them to work on the entire state tree. SeeGlobalizing Redux Selectors for more information. (#2,#5)

Added

• [Internal only] Tests forcreateActionTypes andcreateReducer

Added

• Welcome to the world!
• AddcreateActionTypes for creating namespaced Redux action type constants.
• AddcreateReducer for creating Redux reducers without using case statements.