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###v 0.4.16 (05 Aug 2019)

  • Updated vulnerable deps

###v 0.4.15 (17 Jun 2019)

  • Updated vulnerable deps

###v. 0.4.14 (16 Nov 2018)

  • updated deps

###v. 0.4.12 (08 Oct 2018)

  • camelizeKeys sometimes was not applied to meta as expected (yury-dymov#48)

###v. 0.4.11 (28 June 2018)

###v. 0.4.10 (14 Feb 2018)

  • new option added camelizeTypeValues to control camelization of propogated type (yury-dymov#34)

###v. 0.4.9 (14 Feb 2018)

###v. 0.4.8 (01 Feb 2018)

  • metadata and links are saved if data is null per spec (yury-dymov#31)

###v. 0.4.7 (21 Dec 2017)

###v. 0.4.6 (29 Nov 2017)

  • Meta property is also available for relationship objects (yury-dymov#25)
  • cross-env support added

###v. 0.4.5 (23 Oct 2017) While processing nested objects, we should handle dates accordingly (yury-dymov#23)

###v. 0.4.4 (23 Oct 2017) While processing nested objects, we shouldn't change array attributes to object (yury-dymov#22)

###v. 0.4.3 (20 Oct 2017) Nested attribute keys are also camelized now (yury-dymov#21)

###v. 0.4.2 (25 Sep 2017) Added meta support per spec (yury-dymov#19)

###v. 0.4.1 (11 Jun 2017) Including self links in normalization (yury-dymov#16)

###v. 0.4.0 (15 Mar 2017) Relationshop normalization implementation changed discussion

###v. 0.3.0 (09 Mar 2017) IDs now preserved in entities. discussion

###v. 0.2.4 (08 Mar 2017) Store links for subqueries in meta #7

###v. 0.2.3 (06 Mar 2017) Fixed issue, when data is null for the meta #5

###v. 0.2.1 (28 Feb 2017) Fixed issue, when data is null #4

###v. 0.2.0 (09 Feb 2017) Format changed for filterEndpoint option equals false for metadata.

####Was

{
  meta: {
    '/test?page=1': {...},
    '/test?page=2': {...},
    '/anotherTest': {...}
  }
}

Now

{
  meta: {
    '/test': {
      '?page=1': {...},
      '?page=2': {...}
    },
    '/anotherTest': {...}
  }
}

###v. 0.1.1 (03 Feb 2017) Added lazy loading support according to #2