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Changelog update from changelog/@flatfile/art@0.0.1 #1176

Closed meritmalling closed 2 days ago

meritmalling commented 4 days ago

This pull request has been automatically created to update the changelog.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 4 days ago

Walkthrough

The updates to Flatfile core libraries encompass a range of improvements, including new ASCII art functions in the @flatfile/art package, new methods for the @flatfile/listener and @flatfile/javascript libraries, and enhanced clipboard functionality in embedded iframes. These changes bolster the capabilities for handling file uploads, event management, and space customization.

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File Change Summary
changelog/auto-misc.mdx Introduced @flatfile/art package version 0.0.1 with new ASCII art functions.
changelog/auto-sdks.mdx Documented updates to Flatfile core libraries, including new methods and functionalities.
.../art@0.0.1 Added printFlowerArt and printMusicArt functions, updated callRandomArtFunction.
.../javascript@1.3.7, @1.3.6 Added methods for setting default pages, clipboard functionality, and event handling.
.../listener@1.0.5, @1.0.4, @1.0.2 Introduced unmount, unmountEventHandler, off, and detach methods for event handling.
.../react@7.9.3, @7.9.2, @7.9.0 Updated closeSpace properties and added clipboard and event handling methods.
.../embedded-utils@1.2.1, @1.1.13 Updated utility versions embedded in various libraries for enhanced functionality.

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`16-20`: **Detailed and Clear Update for `@flatfile/art@0.0.1`** The changelog entry for `@flatfile/art@0.0.1` is clear and detailed, providing a comprehensive overview of the new features and updates. It correctly matches the description provided in the AI-generated summary about the new ASCII art pieces and functions.
changelog/auto-sdks.mdx (3)
`16-21`: **Clear Update for `flatfile@3.7.0`** The update details for `flatfile@3.7.0` are clearly stated, covering improvements in event handling and file uploads. This entry aligns well with expected updates in an SDK changelog, providing users with specific information on enhancements. --- `38-42`: **Detailed and Relevant Update for `@flatfile/react@7.9.9`** The update for `@flatfile/react@7.9.9` addresses a specific issue with iframe readiness, which is crucial for developers relying on this package for embedding functionalities. The details provided are relevant and will help users understand the improvements in the initialization process. --- `57-61`: **Informative Update for `@flatfile/javascript@1.3.7`** The addition of functions to manage default pages in `@flatfile/javascript@1.3.7` is well-documented in this entry. It provides clear examples of how these functions can be utilized, which is beneficial for developers.
changelog/sdks/plugins/auto-highlights.mdx (5)
`9-29`: **Clarity and Detail in Plugin Updates** The June 2024 entry provides a clear and detailed description of the new features and updates for the extractor plugins. The use of inline code and structured formatting enhances readability and makes the information accessible. --- `31-137`: **Enhancements in Error Handling and Field Type Support** The May 2024 updates are well-documented, particularly the enhancements in error handling for the `@flatfile/plugin-job-handler` and the introduction of new field types. The examples provided are relevant and help clarify the changes. --- `142-219`: **Comprehensive Updates and New Features in April 2024** The April 2024 entries detail significant new features and improvements, such as maintaining workbook order and filtering GraphQL objects. The descriptions are comprehensive, and the examples are illustrative of the new capabilities. --- `303-344`: **Performance Optimizations and API Changes in March 2024** The March 2024 entries effectively communicate performance optimizations and API changes. The details are technically accurate, and the benefits of these changes are well-articulated. --- `417-457`: **Enhanced Webhook Functionality and Data Type Management in February 2024** The February 2024 updates provide detailed enhancements in webhook functionality and new features for data type management in the `@flatfile/plugin-autocast`. The documentation is clear, and the examples are helpful in understanding the improvements.
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