v1.0.0

Browser Image Scout: Version 1.0.0

Official Public Release
NPM Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/browser-image-scout

Version 0.3.0

Browser Image Scout: Version 0.3.0

• updated package.json to enable tree shaking based imports
• tested with npm run build and a mock npm link based import
• rollup-plugin-visualizer was used to check the before and after tree-shaking imports
• README.md file updated with tree shaking feature

NPM Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/browser-image-scout

Version 0.2.2

Browser Image Scout: Version 0.2.2

• corrections done for the get-browser-env.ts file
• the type setting was incorrect, which was updated in this commit

NPM Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/browser-image-scout

Version 0.2.1

Browser Image Scout: Version 0.2.1

• created new file get-browser-env.ts that helps to generate information about browser environment
• added additional type in root types file
• updated return type for all image support functions in the package
• updated unit test for all support and convenience function in the package
• the updated test files now includes mocking the return value for get-browser-env.ts file
• README.md file has been updated with the following information:
  a. return type on the first para
  b. navigator[dot]userAgentData and navigator[dot]userAgent in features
  c. updated response shape
  d. return schema updated for each of the example usages
  e. updates made to the results of the test coverage

NPM Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/browser-image-scout

Version 0.1.1

Browser Image Scout: Version 0.1.1

• created github workflow publish.yml file that will help push package to npm for npm-provenance and trusted publish status
• created security.md file for users
• updated readme.md file with badges and security intro

NPM Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/browser-image-scout

Version 0.1.0

Browser Image Scout: Version 0.1.0

Initial Public Release with the following features:

1. TypeScript-First: Provides full type definitions
2. Lightweight: No runtime dependencies; uses tiny base64-encoded sample images embedded in the package
3. Accurate detection: Uses in-memory data-URL images and Image load/error events plus image.naturalWidth > 0 to determine true decoder support.
4. Formats supported: avif, webp, jpeg, png, gif, svg, jxl.
5. Package comprises of both direct Helper and Convenience functions
6. No network required: Detection runs entirely in-memory (no external requests)
7. Easy to Understand: API features are easy to understand, which can be integrated into your client side application code

NPM Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/browser-image-scout