Install

npm install '@rocicorp/[email protected]'

Summary

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🎁 Features

• npx reflect tail works much more reliably now. For now you must specify the individual room you want to tail, ie npx reflect tail --room="room1"
• useSubscribe can now be imported from @rocicorp/reflect/react , there’s no need to separately depend on replicache-react.
• Logs, analytics, and diagnostics are now all sent to reflect-server.net, not directly to DataDog. In the future, when custom domains are supported, these requests will go to that custom domain too. This prevents privacy extensions from complaining.
• As a convenience the second parameter of reflect.subscribe can now take a function instead of {onData: myFunction}
• Added an enableAnalytics option to the Reflect constructor to stop analytics from being sent to reflect-server entirely.
• Replace the somewhat cryptic socketOrigin constructor parameter with server. Also change input to an http host rather than ws. The socketOrigin remains but it @deprecated.
• Added reflect status command to CLI.
• Replaced tx.put with tx.set. put remains but is @deprecated.

🧰 Fixes

• The dev server used to stop in the case of a compile error. It now prints an error and hot reloads on change.
• Install performance of @rocicorp/reflect reduced from ~1m to ~15s.
• npx create no longer prints deprecation warnings from npm
• Fixed An event handler returned a promise that will be ignored warnings printed by server.
• “Connection timeout” errors were getting incorrectly thrown after a Reflect instance was closed. These were harmless, but confusing.
• Use a no-op BroadcastChannel in the case where BroadcastChannel is unavailable. Reflect still works, but sync across tabs no longer works while offline. This is an edge case as all modern browsers support BroadcastChannel.