v3.0.0

Added

• Throttled listeners can now be canceled (useful for cleanup):

  var throttledListener = throttle(listener);
  window.addEventListener('resize', throttledListener);
  submitButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
    window.removeEventListener('resize', throttledListener);
    // prevent any queued calls from executing on the next animation frame:
    throttledListener.cancel();
  })

Changed

• Updated types to use generics; throttle will now return a function
  of the same type it was passed.
• frame-throttle now runs in strict mode

Fixed

• Binding a throttled listener with .bind() resulted in both the bound and
  unbound listeners being throttled together.

  For instance, in the following scenario, listener was only being called once:

  var throttledListener = throttle(listener);
  var boundThrottledListener1 = throttledListener.bind(someContext);
  var boundThrottledListener2 = throttledListener.bind(anotherContext);
  
  throttledListener();
  boundThrottledListener1();
  boundThrottledListener2();

v2.0.1

Fixed

• package.json was misconfigured and didn't include the correct files

v2.0.0

Added

• frame-throttle.d.ts - a TypeScript declaration file for frame-throttle.js

Changed

• Converted project to TypeScript
• Renamed main file from throttle.js to frame-throttle.js
• Moved main file from base directory to dist directory
• throttle method is now a module member rather than the entire module.
  This means that you must now use:
  // Correct var throttle = require('frame-throttle').throttle;
  rather than
  // Wrong! var throttle = require('frame-throttle');
• The throttled listener now passes its this context to the callback
• The callback is now passed the arguments for the most recent call to the
  throttled method rather than being passed the oldest arguments.
  This only happens when requestAnimationFrame is present.

Known Issues

• package.json was misconfigured and didn't include the correct files

v1.1.0

Fixed

• When requestAnimationFrame does not exist, call the callback immediately
  and ignore further events for 1/60th of a second. Old behavior was to wait
  1/60th of a second before calling callback.

Misc

• Additional documentation in README
• coveralls.io and travis badges in README
• additional tests to cover setTimeout use case

v1.0.0

Initial Release