0.3.1: Improve JSDoc

versions/0.3.1

version(0.3.1): Improve JSDoc

0.3.0: Slightly Loosen Types to Ease Usage

nullish-math will no longer detect if there are arguments that are always null | undefined. While this slightly increases the chance of bugs it also makes it harder to use the package in more advanced workflows

Breaking Change (Types Only):

NullishMath is no longer generic, if you previously used NullishMath< ... > simply change it to NullishMath

0.2.0: Add NullishMath.max, NullishMath.min

version(0.2.0): Add NullishMath.max, NullishMath.min

also improve tests

0.1.0: Add Comparison Operators and NullishMath.average

• feature: Add Comparison Operators and NullishMath.average #2
• chore(internal): Switch to Bun #1

0.0.6: Attempt #2 to Publish Provenance

0.0.5 didn’t publish provenance because:

1. npm 8 doesn’t seem to support --provenance
2. github doesn’t install latest npm by default
3. npm doesn’t fail when passing an unknown parameter to publish (wtf)

0.0.5: Provenance

This release adds support for NPM provenance: https://docs.npmjs.com/generating-provenance-statements

0.0.4: Add Keywords to package.json

No actual runtime changes, just added some metadata

0.0.3: Type Improvements & Implementation Streamlining

Now detects the following anti-patterns:

nm(null)
nm(undefined)
new NullishMath(null)
new NullishMath(undefined)

These are problematic as they’re likely just hiding a bug as they’re basically a static null and not actually dependent on what gets calculated.

0.0.2: Type Fix for number | null

versions/0.0.2

version(0.0.2): Type Fix for number | null

0.0.1: Initial Release

versions/0.0.1

feature: Rename, Support undefined, Forbid Exclusively Nullish Values