v2.2.5

2.2.5

v2.2.2

improvements :

• use solid prefixes by default : issue #472
• disable Store Features by default notably sameAs : issue #185, #458

bugs :

• parsing rdf:HTML as RDFa failed with 500 : issue #485
• updater.updateMany() : issue #490
• fix options.headers : PR #470

update of all dependencies, except webpack@4 and source-map-loader@1

Changed types for store

After previous release we discovered that there were some discrepancies between factory methods and store methods, which makes the combined use of them difficult. This patch release fixes this.

PRs in this release

• Adding rdflib data types to Store #415

Introducing types + a couple of fixes

With this minor release we move types from @types/rdflib to internal type definitions, which should make them more accurate. With this work we had to do a bit of work to make sure that everything played along nicely in TypeScript. We've tried to make sure that no methods break, but if anything breaks for you, please let us know.

PRs included

• Improve typing of DataFactory #406
• NPM scripts - Changing prepare to prepublishOnly + adding postpublish #396
• fix #364 Unable to serialize JSON-LD #388
• Slight tweaks. Expand LFS
• Only the first namespace is taken in account #235

v1.0.7-3

Deployed fixes in #380

v1.0.7-2

New features

• #373: Started migration to TypeScript and introduced TypeDoc, improving typings a lot (no need to depend on @types/rdflib anymore)

v1.0.7-1

New features

• #358: It is now possible to provide your own DataFactory to the store, if desired.

v1.0.6 (22 October 2019)

Bugs fixed

• #369 The included type definitions were incomplete and hence caused errors, so they have been removed again for now. They will be re-added when they are done (see #363).

v1.0.5 (21 October 2019)

Bugs fixed

• #359: rdflib does not send PATCH requests to Node Solid Server if it's running on a different Origin.

Changed

• rdflib's source code is no parsed as TypeScript. This should not change any behaviour; please report a new Issue if it does. Down the road, this should lead to rdflib shipping its own type definitions. (See PR #356.)