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06 Jun 22:03
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  • daca655: Fix JSX runtime issue on yarn berry

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06 Jun 22:03
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  • 8af865b: Follow up seia.js version

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06 Jun 19:22
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🎉 We got a new contributor! @fennecfoxsw

Patch Changes

  • 58513d0: Replace unstable APIs with compatible alternative

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/abiriadev/seia/compare/[email protected]@0.1.3

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06 Jun 09:16
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  • 4b4e0a1: Fix dist not found error caused by manual publishing

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06 Jun 09:08
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🎉 We got a new contributor!!

welcome to seia, @aidnyu!

What's Changed

  • fix(create-seia-app/ts-template): correct @types/react-dom version to ^18.3.0 by @aidnyu in #18

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/abiriadev/seia/compare/[email protected]@0.1.1

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04 Jun 05:01
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🎉 We got a new cli tool to create the seia project easily!

Try the below command now!

$ npm create seia-app
$ yarn create seia-app
$ pnpm create seia-app

Minor Changes

  • 1eb70d0: Provide a cli tool to create new seia project

Seia 0.1.2

02 Jun 20:20
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We got the first contributor! 🎉

What's Changed

  • #6 Thanks @nemorize! - Fixed some typos in codebase and documentations

New Contributors

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.1.2

First release of Seia.js

01 Jun 10:02
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Seia is now on NPM!

I am pleased to announce that Seia is now available on NPM! 🎉

You can install Seia by running the following command:

$ npm install seia
$ yarn add seia
$ pnpm add seia

Unpublishing Incident on NPM

I inadvertently unpublished version v0.1.0 from NPM to correct a typo in the package.json file. I was unaware that this action would result in a 24-hour block on republishing.

After the block period elapsed, I published an almost identical version as v0.1.1. Consequently, there are no significant differences between v0.1.0 and v0.1.1.

From now on, the version history starts from v0.1.1. 🤣

How Can You Help?

Please consider starring the project on GitHub to enhance its visibility, which helps attract more users.

Additionally, you can contribute by testing the project. Use it and verify if it functions as expected. Check discussion #1 and leave your feedback in the comments!

Thank you for your support! ❤️