HAL v2.0.0 #16
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Some testing and experimenting with a potential v2; macro-side support, special passages, refactored code, etc. It's all experimentation for now.
- pull configs from a special passage - pull tracks from a special passage (in addition to macros and JS API) - start splitting up docs - get rid of useless API docs - start restructuring code - flatten user configs - streamline build process - stress testing
Cross browser range input styling added.
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This version of HAL includes a vast array of usability improvements, including the introduction of special passages, audio macros, and a variety of other features.
I took the opportunity to rewrite several parts of HAL for this release, meaning some code written for previous versions of HAL may no longer work correctly, hence the major version bump. In addition, since the recommended way to use HAL has changed so dramatically, this version also required a massive documentation rewrite.
The biggest changes are in how you use the library:
(newtrack:),(newplaylist:),(newgroup:),(masteraudio:),(track:),(playlist:), and(group:).hal.tracksusing the formattrackName: source, source, etc...; each track definition must go on its own line.hal.configspecial passage rather than by hand-editing the library.