v1.0.0

Version 1.0.0 has been completely re-written from the ground up. It takes the inspiration from the original release, and boils it down into a focused, stable library.

Stuff that's new:

• Speed (and lots of it) — constructors now create objects 10x faster than the original version.
• Major size reduction — the minified version is only ~9kb (down from ~19kb).
• Zero dependencies (the initial version depended on lodash).
• Full IE8 support (previously was only IE9 and up).
• Mixins — for shared behavior between objects (previously referred to as middleware).
• Extensions — for extending Keylime's syntax (previously referred to as plugins).
• Events — for hooking into the object creation cycle.

Stuff that's been removed:

• Attribute modifiers — extensions should be used instead to create special types of attributes.
• Inheritance APIs — mixins should be used instead to abstract common behavior.
• Constructors can't be called without the new keyword. You can use constructor.create() instead.

v0.4.1

• Improved — Plugin functions now receive additional parameters passed to .use().

v0.4.0

• Improved — Optimized new instance creation methods to be faster.
• New — Added classMethod helper for creating "class-level" methods.
• New — Added classHelper method for creating new chainable methods. Useful for plugins.
• New — Added attrInit helper for listening to attribute creation on new instances. Useful for plugins.
• Changed — Global plugin management has moved to registerPlugin(), unregisterPlugin(), and plugins().
• Changed — Global plugins are now referenced by name through use(), instead of being automatically added to every Keylime class.

v0.3.0

• New — Plugins can now be registered globally. See registerGlobal, deregisterGlobal, and registeredGlobals in the updated readme.

v0.2.1

Browser & AMD/Require.js Support!

Keylime is now available in browser & amd/require.js flavors! Head over to the downloads section to get your hands on it!

• Changed - Removed runtime dependency on assert.
• Fixed - Class names are now correct when creating instances through Model.create() or Model().

v0.2.0

• Keylime classes now provide a .create() method as an alternative way to create instances. (#2)

v0.1.0

• Initial release 🎉