This release adds the ability to use an alias prefix when using the bundler, making it possible to use your own custom data-*-* attributes. It also changes how plugins are applied and cleaned up to use MutationObserver, which is more efficient and allowed us to solve some timing issues with debouncing and intervals.
We had uptick in community PRs for this release, and a big push in terms of SDKs, so a big thank you to everyone who contributed 🚀
Added
- Added the ability to use an alias prefix when using the bundler. This makes it possible to use
data-customPrefix-*attributes instead ofdata-*.
Changed
- Changed the
data-on-intervalattribute to accept a__durationmodifier instead of a__delaymodifier (#513). - The
data-custom-validityattribute can now be used onselectandtextareaelements, in addition toinputelements (534). - Changed how plugins are applied and cleaned up to use
MutationObserver(#528). - Changed the parsing of Datastar expressions so that only semicolons can be used to explicitly indicate a statement delimiter (#525).
Fixed
- Fixed a bug when using the
__delaymodifier on thedata-on-loadattribute (#511). - Fixed how Datastar expressions are evaluated to allow regular expressions and strings that contain semicolons and new lines (#508).
- Fixed a bug with the
innermerge mode that was causing only the inner HTML of a fragment to be merged (#524). - Fixed a bug in which signal values could get out of sync when populated by an input element by Chrome’s back/forward cache (#530).
- Fixed a bug when generating IDs for elements that could result in duplicate IDs (#533).