Releases: OakLabsInc/oak
Releases · OakLabsInc/oak
3.0.0-rc1
examples
added, to replace theoak-examples
repomodules
option removed, replaced byscripts
scripts
takes either a string path torequire
, or an object of{ name, path }
to name the required object
waitForUrl
option removedWindow
now fires all events from electronBrowserWindow
andwebContents
v2.1.2
- Updated electron to
v1.6.10
nvidia
specifics removed from Dockerfile. Please usenvidia-docker
if you are running with hardware acceleration
v2.1.1
oak.reload
now takes an optional new URL
v2.1.0
- node integration flag
- cli url protocol checking fix
--insecure
option now disables all web security (browser window)
v2.0.0
- electron version
1.6.6
- node version
7.4.0
- fixed up CLI options
- no more need for electron as a separate install
require
file resolution done in-app, no need for local install after launching with the global bin- minor internal organization for options variables
v1.2.0
- Adds support for multiple
oak.load
calls, each call opens a separate window. - Client side now has
oak.id
available, which is that windows ID oak.load
has anid
property, and an optionalid
parameter in the options- methods for
proceed
,focus
,ready
andsend
added explicitly onto the class object
v1.1.1
- global
oak
bin can take a valid URL as a launch parameter, instead of a path
v1.1.0
window
moved to a classoak.load
now returns thewindow
object- explicit methods for
debug
,hide
,show
,reload
, wait
changed towaitForUrl
- explicit methods for
- client and server internal
ipc
methods changed to_
prefixed namespaces, to avoid conflicts now and in the future logger
removed, as it was redundant withoak-tools
default
app folder cleaned up
v1.0.1
- oak can be used as a module and also via
bin
which is linked when runningnpm i -g oak
- cleaned up build files
- more manifests for
nvidia
v1.0.0
Initial release