v0.3.2

TBD

v0.3.1

• Adds support for listening to microtask events
• Adds startRealtimeSimulation/stopRealtimeSimulation (name/API might change in the future) for quasi-syncing virtual and realtime timelines.
  • Time-getting functions (e.g. Date.now/performance.now) still don't increment in real time, but instead are stepped up every animation frame.

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.3.1

v0.3.0

v0.3.0 removes the frame preparer functions from timeweb, in lieu of the event system.

Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.3.0

v0.2.2

v0.2.2 introduces an event system, where listeners can attach via timeweb.on(type, fn). These can be used in lieu of frame preparers (which will be removed in v0.3.0). The current event types supported are 'preseek', 'postseek', 'preanimate', and 'postanimate'.

Elements can also now use the data attribute data-timeweb-realtime to indicate that they shouldn't be processed by timeweb. For example <video data-timeweb-realtime></video>.

Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.2.2

v0.2.1

This release adds preliminary support for web workers, and fixes an issue with undocumented features of timeweb.realtime properties not being properly assigned.

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1

v0.2.0

v0.2.0

v0.2.0 introduces some breaking changes to undocumented features

• DOM elements that are marked as processed now use the property _timeweb_processed instead of _timeweb_customized
• Removal of prefixed global variables and properties that were assigned to window and document for realtime handling functions. They're now moved to timeweb.realtime (introduced in v0.1.2):
  • window._timeweb_oldDate (now timeweb.realtime.Date)
  • window._timeweb_oldSetTimeout (now timeweb.realtime.setTimeout)
  • window._timeweb_oldRequestAnimationFrame (now timeweb.realtime.requestAnimationFrame)
  • window._timeweb_oldSetInterval (now timeweb.realtime.setInterval)
  • window._timeweb_oldCancelAnimationFrame (now timeweb.realtime.cancelAnimationFrame)
  • window._timeweb_oldClearTimeout (now timeweb.realtime.clearTimeout)
  • window._timeweb_oldClearInterval (now timeweb.realtime.clearInterval)
  • window._timeweb_oldPerformance (now timeweb.realtime.performance, as in timeweb.realtime.performance.now())
  • document._timeweb_oldCreateElement (now timeweb.realtime.createElement)
  • document._timeweb_oldCreateElementNS (now timeweb.realtime.createElementNS)
• Removal of prefixed global variables for internal timeweb methods. Most of them are now directly accessible via the timeweb object, as of v0.1.2:
  • window._timeweb_processUntilTime (now timeweb.processUntilTime)
  • window._timeweb_runAnimationFrames (now timeweb.runAnimationFrames)
  • window._timeweb_addFramePreparer (now timeweb.addFramePreparer, though this is an unstable feature that may be changed in the future, in favor of an event-type model)
  • window._timeweb_runFramePreparers (now timeweb.runFramePreparers)
  • window._timeweb_processNextBlock (not accessible anymore)

Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.2.0

v0.1.2

v0.1.2 exports more time-handling functions through export statements. In the built file, they are available via the timeweb object:

• the realtime property gives access to real-time functions and objects (e.g. timeweb.realtime.performance.now()):
  • Date
  • setTimeout
  • requestAnimationFrame
  • cancelAnimationFrame
  • clearTimeout
  • performance
  • createElement
  • createElementNS

Previously methods available in the global scope with the _timeweb prefixed are now available in the timeweb object as well:

• processUntilTime
• runAnimationFrames
• runFramePreparers
• addFramePreparer

All of the above methods are going to be removed from the global scope in the next release, so it's recommended to switch over to using invocations from the timeweb object.

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

v0.1.1

Version 0.1.1

Version 0.1.1 slightly changes the way that video is handled

• fixes an issue where nonattached video elements were not processed by timeweb, because custom createElement and createElementNS functions were assigned to window instead of document.
• play events are no longer immediately dispatched by timeweb, and are dispatched after a virtual setTimeout. This is useful for attaching event listeners to autoplayed videos defined in HTML. See #1.

v0.1.0

Same as version 0.0.3, but version bumped for use in timesnap and timecut

v0.0.3

Adds support for video elements