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@bmuenzenmeyer bmuenzenmeyer released this 04 Nov 13:38
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Pattern Lab Node v2.6.1

Plugins

This is a CRAZY exciting release in the world of Pattern Lab Node. We've finally implemented support to hook into the frontend plugin architecture @dmolsen created for PL 2. Backend plugins are now also possible. I've documented plugins best I can in the wiki and released one plugin for people to review. Give that a shot and report any issues you encounter. I cannot wait to see what sort of plugins you create! Read more about plugins below.

On top of all this comes a whole slew of bug fixes and littler improvements, as well as Hacktoberfest spikes across documentation and unit tests. Thanks to everyone that helped out, old and new.

Hidden Pattern Inclusion

A notable syntax change was made to hidden pattern template inclusion.
Prior to this release, to include a hidden pattern, one would have to do the following:

{{> atoms-_icon }}

This was off-spec. Now these patterns may be directly included:

{{> atoms-icon }}

A number of bugs have piled up while I got buried and dug out of this release. I look forward to releasing smaller fixes now that this push is complete.

CHANGELOG

from 2.6.0-alpha

Hacktoberfest!

UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS

Follow the standard upgrade instructions.

EDITIONS

It's now suggested to use an edition with Pattern Lab Node. Editions package up core, shared frontend assets, and a means to communicate with the API.

UNIT TESTS/ASSERTIONS

3 unit tests/assertions were added this release for a total of 370

ROADMAP

Keep an eye on the milestones for a clearer understanding of where the project is going in the next few releases.

SUPPORT PATTERN LAB NODE

I've set up a Patreon account to directly support continued work on the Pattern Lab Node project.

I need help and support to make Pattern Lab Node a sustained success. I devote a lot of free time and would-be sleep to make the project what it is, but nothing compares to hearing back from users. It means the world to me when people find value in Pattern Lab Node. I am ridiculously humbled to hear and see what you all build with it.

If you find yourself here and balk and the idea of supporting open source software monetarily - I understand. Carry on, but please do share what you build - we all learn more together.


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