Release 2.0.0

• Add call-thru support

Release 1.2.0

New Features

1. New plain iterable construction utilities:

• overArray() to iterate over array elements
• overEntries() to iterate over object key/value entries
• overKeys() to iterate ober object keys
• overNone() to create an empty iterable

2. New plain iterable manipulation utilities corresponding to the ones in AIterable:

• filterIt()
• flatMapIt()
• 'mapIt()`

3. New plain iterable terminators:

• itsEach()
• itsEvery()
• itsReduce()

4. New plain iterable utilities:

• itsIterator() - a shortcut to start the iteration to use instead of iterable[Symbol.iterator]()
• makeIt() to create arbitrary (optionally revertible) iterable

5. AIterable mixin:

• toAIterable() - a function that extends a class implementing Iterable with AIterable API

Improvements

1. reverseArray() accepts arbitrary array-like structures, not just arrays.
2. itsLast() accepts arbitrary array-like structures, not just arrays.

Incompatible Changes

1. reverseIterator() is renamed to reverseIt() to conform to common naming conventions.
2. reverseIt() and reverseArray() return non-revertible iterables now
3. AIterable.of() returns an ArrayLikeIterable instance.
   That's because an Array.flatMap() expects its callback function to return an array, while AIterable expects just Iterable

Release 1.1.1

• Ease the RevertibleIterable API. The revert() method returns Iterable instead of RevertibleIterable now
• Implement generic reverseIterable() utility function.
• Implement reverse() method of iterables constructed with AIterable.from() using reverseIterable() function.

Release 1.1.0

Introduce revertible iterables support:

• RevertibleIterable interface (already implemented by arrays)
• AIterable.reverse() method
• Special arrays treatment
• Additional utility methods:
  • itsLast() to find the last element of iterable
  • reverseArray() to construct a reverted iterable of array elements

Release 1.0.1

Implement every() and none() methods

Release 1.0.0

Initial release