v4.4.1

4.4.1

v4.3.0

4.3.0

v4.2.1

4.2.1

v4.2.0

4.2.0

v4.1.0

1. Better cross-platform debugging support.
2. Sub-generator for classes.

"Jest"acular

Highlights:

1. Switch to Jest as testing framework as well as coverage. Jest is a "batteries-included" framework making configuration a lot easier.
2. Ability to debug TypeScript source and test files using launch configurations in VS Code.

Prettier and "ava"some

Highlights:

• Ava as default testing framework. You can still use mocha by passing --mocha command line flag.
• Prettier + tslint for no-fuss code formatting and linting.

v1.1.0

#11 - Use typings 1.x commands
#10 - fix thunk already filled errror

v1.0.0

• Use of latest version of TypeScript(^1.8).
• Switch to typings as manager for TypeScript definitions. The TSD team has deprecated tsd in favour of typings. You can find more information about typings on Github.
• Integration of dts-generator tool to generate a single .d.ts bundle containing external module declarations exported from TypeScript source files in the module. The package.json now declares typings field that points to the single .d.ts bundle. You can find more information about typings field on TypeScript Wiki.
• Less global dependencies. typescript and tslint are now installed as local dev dependencies allowing you to freely use different versions of these for different modules.
• Addition of gulp watch task that watches ts source files and runs build on change.

v0.8.0

What's new?

#4 Less global pre-requisites - The gulp commands now work without global installation of typescript and tslint
#6 Use 'gulp build' as default VSCode build task
#5 tsconfig automation

Big thanks to @moander for pull requests mentioned above.