Bump browserfs from 0.5.13 to 1.4.3

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Bumps browserfs from 0.5.13 to 1.4.3.

Release notes

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v1.4.3

• Upgrades buffer version to 5.0.7. Fixes issue with cross-browser-context ArrayBuffer instances, and fixes compatibility with browsers that lack ArrayBuffer.isView().
• Comprehensive and actionable error messages for file system configuration options. If you mess up a file system option, BrowserFS will spit out a useful and actionable error message now.
• Options object is optional for Create() methods when file system takes no options. Previously, the behavior was inconsistent. Now, calling Create(cb) is equivalent to calling Create({}, cb).

v1.4.2

Fixes a serious bug in BrowserFS.configure that would result in incorrectly constructed file systems.

v1.4.1

Super minor bugfix: Link to new API docs from README.

Please refer to release note for v1.4.0 for details on the v1.4 update.

v1.4.0

This should be the last minor version of BrowserFS in the 1.x series. Future releases in the 1.x series will be limited to bug fixes.

This version standardizes the way that users instantiate BrowserFS backends, provides a much more convenient method of configuring BrowserFS as a whole, and should be significantly easier to use for newcomers to the library.

This version also adds deprecation notices to a number of APIs that will be removed in 2.x in favor of these more convenient and standardized instantiation methods.

Here are the changes in this version:

• New convenience methods:
  • BrowserFS.configure(configObj, function(e) {}): Configure BrowserFS with a single object. See the README for more information. This is the single best change to BrowserFS in this update!
  • Create() Methods: Every single file system has a Create function that accepts file system-specific options as an object and a callback. These are easy to promisify, but you don't even have to use these directly if you use BrowserFS.configure!
  • MountableFileSystem.Create(): The new way of instantiating the MountableFileSystem takes in a mount map: BrowserFS.FileSystem.MountableFileSystem.Create({ '/tmp': inMemory }, function(e, fs) {})
• Deprecated methods: Deprecates awkward initialization phases from file systems and constructors that require callbacks.
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.AsyncMirror(sync, async): Use BrowserFS.FileSystem.AsyncMirror.Create({ sync: sync, async: async }, function (e, fs) {}) instead.
  • AsyncMirror.initialize(): Use AsyncMirror.Create, which handles initialization for you.
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.Dropbox(client): Use BrowserFS.FileSystem.Dropbox.Create({client: client}, function (e, fs) {}) instead.
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.HTML5FS(size, type): Use BrowserFS.FileSystem.HTML5FS.Create({ type: type, size: size }, function (e, fs) {}) instead.
  • HTML5FS.allocate(): Use HTML5FS.Create() instead, which handles allocation for you.
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.IndexedDB(storeName): Use BrowserFS.FileSystem.IndexedDB({ storeName: storeName }, function(e, fs) { }) instead.
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.IsoFS(data, name): Use BrowserFS.FileSystem.IsoFS({ data: data, name: name}, function(e, fs) {}) instead.
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.OverlayFS(writable, readable): Use BrowerFS.FileSystem.OverlayFS({ readable: readable, writable: writable }, function (e, fs) {}) instead.
  • OverlayFS.initialize(): Use OverlayFS.Create() instead, which initializes OverlayFS for you!
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.WorkerFS(worker): Use BrowserFS.FileSystem.WorkerFS({ worker: worker }, function (e, cb){}) instead.
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.XmlHttpRequest(index, baseUrl): Use BrowserFS.FileSystem.XmlHttpRequest.Create({ index: index, baseUrl: baseUrl}) instead.
  • XmlHttpRequest.FromUrl: Use XmlHttpRequest.Create() instead, which handles index URLs asynchronously.
  • new BrowserFS.FileSystem.ZipFS(zipData, name): Use BrowserFS.FileSystem.ZipFS.Create({ zipData: zipData, name: name }, function (e, fs) {}) instead.
  • ZipFS.computeIndex(): Use ZipFS.Create() instead, which already computes indexes responsively.

v1.3.0

• Removes global setImmediate polyfill. It was not a proper polyfill, and avoided implementing clearImmediate.
  • While never explicitly documented, others may have come to depend on this functionality, leading me to bump up the minor version.
• Proper API documentation
  • There may be some rough edges, as we use typedoc (a TypeScript documentation generator) rather hackily.
• Deprecates using new BrowserFS.FileSystem.XmlHttpRequest(url). This usage of the constructor invoked XmlHttpRequest synchronously, which may freeze up your page. Instead, use BrowserFS.FileSystem.XmlHttpRequest.FromURL(url, function(e, fs) { /* FS is ready to go. */ }.
  • This constructor will be removed in the next major version.
  • I will likely revisit some other API design choices by then, too. (Like the constructors that take callbacks...)

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Commits

• 8ed7c19 Version bump, and likely the last 1.x release!
• 297844f Better file system options checking and error messages
• dcc337f Upgrade buffer package, fixing #179.
• c1ae1b7 Merge pull request #189 from wmhilton-contrib/issue-188
• 20763de Karma tests properly detect browsers with a space in their name.
• df29939 Merge pull request #190 from wmhilton-contrib/npm5-prepublish-script-deprecated
• 9f17f9a "prepublish" script ignored in favor of "prepare" script in future npm versions
• e215d6f Backport a bugfix for BrowserFS.configure caused by synchronous Create callba...
• 1d51975 Actually test the new Worker constructor and link to new documentation in REA...
• b72de19 Documentation improvements for 1.4.0.
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