@testing-library/jest-dom from 6.1.5 to 6.4.2 with a new toHaveRole matcher that could be useful
@testing-library/react 14.2.0 and 14.2.1 with an option to enable strict mode render (but I don't think I'm going to enable it, since the goal is to test as closely to production as possible)
I noticed drei removed lodash from its codebase, and since this seems to be a trend, I'm doing the same. Turns out we've got alternatives for most of it, either in vanilla JS of course (e.g. typeof val === 'number' isn't that long to write after all...), or in other libs: MathUtils.clamp() in three, range() in d3-array, and useThrottledCallback in @react-hookz/web. When vanilla JS was a bit too verbose, I abstracted into my own utility functions (castArray and areSameDims).
This shaves off another 34 kB from the demo's bundle (in addition to the 50 kB saved in https://github.com/silx-kit/h5web/pull/1564). We should see an equivalent impact in consumer apps.
Big batch of updates, in no particular order:
toHaveRolematcher that could be usefulmodule: "bundler"workaround intsconfig.json.nullfallback prop (useful for the error boundary of theNXbadges in the explorer)getInitialStatefunction on store objects.I noticed
dreiremovedlodashfrom its codebase, and since this seems to be a trend, I'm doing the same. Turns out we've got alternatives for most of it, either in vanilla JS of course (e.g.typeof val === 'number'isn't that long to write after all...), or in other libs:MathUtils.clamp()inthree,range()ind3-array, anduseThrottledCallbackin@react-hookz/web. When vanilla JS was a bit too verbose, I abstracted into my own utility functions (castArrayandareSameDims).This shaves off another 34 kB from the demo's bundle (in addition to the 50 kB saved in https://github.com/silx-kit/h5web/pull/1564). We should see an equivalent impact in consumer apps.