Add types & metadata for the latest Polkadot/Substrate runtime versions (master branches)
Type extraction will now allow the same sub-module name across packages, i.e. @polkadot/types/interfaces/runtime & @mine/interfaces/runtime will be valid
Add .range([from, to]: [Hash, Hash?], ...args: any[]): [Hash, Codec][] on all storage entries
Add .raw(...args: any[]): Promise<Uint8Array & Codec> to all RPC calls, returning the un-encoded result
Allow pre-module type aliasing with typesAlias: { <moduleName>: { <meta-type>: <alias-type> } } in API construction options
Allow BTreeMap to be initialized with a Record<string, any> object (in addition to Map)
Allow for HashMap<KeyType, ValueType> definitions
Bool will now correctly return isEmpty on false/default values
Refresh the NetworkState types as returned by the rpc.system.networkState() call to current
Expose registry.createClass(<typeName>) to allow for creating type classes. If you are using createClass or ClassOf in your code, it is recommended to swap to this instance.
Add additional derives to api.derive.staking to handle lazy-payout retrievals
Update @polkadot/{util, util-crypto, keyring} to 1.6.1 & @polkadot/wasm to 1.2.1
1.4.1
Breaking change (TypeScript only) The *.d.ts files now contain TypeScript 3.8 features (specifically #private), which is not usable in TS versions < 3.8
Breaking change - api.derive.staking.* has updated result types and detects support for lazy payouts queries
Rework type generation for api.{query, tx} to properly handle complex type inputs (Thanks to https://github.com/monitz87)
Rework metadata --strict mode to effectively decorate chain metadata (Thanks to https://github.com/monitz87)
Use ES #field on private class fields as applicable
Move types/primitive/{extrinsics, generic} to types/{extrinsics, generic}
Cleanup augmentation and generation scripts for type definitions, aligning with api augmentation
Bump to @polkadot/{util, util-crypto, keyring} 2.5.1
v1.3.1
This is a slightly-out-of-band release, with mostly internal refactoring. It was pushed earlier than normal to ensure there is a minor release available that fixing the TypeScript typing issues. Unless you are running @polkadot/util 2.4.1, or don't want to explicitly install @types/bn.js to the use the API (TS) an upgrade is not strictly required for on-chain functionality.
Add types & metadata for the latest Polkadot/Substrate runtime versions (master branches)
Type extraction will now allow the same sub-module name across packages, i.e. @polkadot/types/interfaces/runtime & @mine/interfaces/runtime will be valid
Add .range([from, to]: [Hash, Hash?], ...args: any[]): [Hash, Codec][] on all storage entries
Add .raw(...args: any[]): Promise<Uint8Array & Codec> to all RPC calls, returning the un-encoded result
Allow pre-module type aliasing with typesAlias: { <moduleName>: { <meta-type>: <alias-type> } } in API construction options
Allow BTreeMap to be initialized with a Record<string, any> object (in addition to Map)
Allow for HashMap<KeyType, ValueType> definitions
Bool will now correctly return isEmpty on false/default values
Refresh the NetworkState types as returned by the rpc.system.networkState() call to current
Expose registry.createClass(<typeName>) to allow for creating type classes. If you are using createClass or ClassOf in your code, it is recommended to swap to this instance.
Add additional derives to api.derive.staking to handle lazy-payout retrievals
Update @polkadot/{util, util-crypto, keyring} to 1.6.1 & @polkadot/wasm to 1.2.1
1.4.2 Feb 27, 2020
Fix api.tx(<extrinsic>): Submittable decoration (non-working in 1.4.1, now with proper test)
1.4.1 Feb 26, 2020
Breaking change (TypeScript only) The *.d.ts files now contain TypeScript 3.8 features (specifically #private), which is not usable in TS versions < 3.8
Breaking change - api.derive.staking.* has updated result types and detects support for lazy payouts queries
Rework type generation for api.{query, tx} to properly handle complex type inputs (Thanks to https://github.com/monitz87)
Rework metadata --strict mode to effectively decorate chain metadata (Thanks to https://github.com/monitz87)
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Bump metadata (#2000)6963e40
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Update metadata for current Polkadot/Substrate (#1999)4908c1c
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Additional derives for new staking points & rewards (#1994)62ef032
Cleanup generic description (#1993)3652436
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