v0.5.1

Fixed

• Added support for parametrized resources in ResourceHandle<T>.

v0.5.0

Changed

• Wardens is now published with ESM (type=module). It should be backwards compatible.
• Now destroy(...) throws if you pass an object that wasn't constructed with create(...).

Fixed

• If a resource fails while initializing, now all intermediate child resources are destroyed as well.
• If a resource fails while being destroyed, now its child resources are destroyed as well.
• Resources can no longer provision child resources after teardown. This closes a loophole where resources could escape destruction.

Added

• New ResourceHandle<T> utility type represents the value returned when creating a resource.

v0.4.1

Fixed

• Newer versions of TypeScript complained about signatures in bindContext(...).

v0.4.0

Added

• Support for provisioning resources through async functions instead of Resource subclasses. This offers better type safety around null conditions.
• A new Resource utility type is exported. The new functional API expects you to return this interface.

Removed

• The Resource abstract class was removed. Use async functions instead.
• The Controls<...> utility type was removed. Import the type you need from the module instead.

v0.3.0

Changed

• Prevent use of allocate(...)/deallocate(...) outside a resource subclass.
• Renamed enter() and leave() to create() and destroy().
• Renamed mount() and unmount() to create() and destroy().

Removed

• Second type parameter to Resource is gone. Arguments to enter(...) are now inferred.
• No more default implementations for enter(...)/leave(...) on resources.

v0.2.0

Fixed

• mount(...) and allocate(...) no longer require a config argument if the resource doesn't explicitly define one.

Added

• enter(...) now supports variable arguments.

Changed

• The second generic parameter of Resource was a config parameter, but now it's an argument tuple.
• The ExternalControls utility type was renamed to Controls.

v0.1.0

Added

• Resource class for modeling asynchronously provisioned resources
• mount/unmount hooks to provision resources
• allocate/deallocate for creating hierarchies of resources