Configurable timeout

Allow the timeout to be configured by the REACT_TIMEOUT django setting, or as a keyword argument.

Python only release

1.3.1

Python:

• Attempt to resolve static content at STATIC_ROOT where content should have been collected.
• No longer testing python 2 & Django 1.11

Nodejs:

• Bump dependencies

Update React to version 16.8.6

1.3.0

Update test lockfile

1.2.1

Allow chained express middleware.
This will allow you to impliment things like Newrelic monitoring.

Note: JS only release. Python package remains at 1.0.0

1.2.0 - Update react to 16.4

Update react to 16.4 to support fragments.

Note: JS only release. Python package remains at 1.0.0

1.1.1

Revert to non-streaming API due to performance degredation.

Note: JS only release. Python package remains at 1.0.0

Upgrade to React 16

• Drop support for react 0.14.x
• Switch react to version 16
• Use the new streaming render API for faster TTFB

Note: JS only release. Python package remains at 1.0.0

1.0.0 - React 15

Upgraded to React 15

Notes: This should still work with components written in react 0.14.x, but will show a warning
from react about re-rendering over existing HTML.
This is because of a change to ReactDOM, where it no longer inserts reactid tags in the markup.
Read more here: https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2016/04/07/react-v15.html

0.13.1 - ES6 import

• Support export default ES6 style component exports.
• Show JS error message in python exception when not in debug mode.
• Updated some dependencies
  • body-parser 1.14.1 > 1.15.2
  • express 4.13.3 > 4.14.0
  • morgan 1.6.1 > 1.7.0
• Updated example and tests to use babel 6.

NOTE: Only JS changed in this release

0.13.0

Fixed a potential XSS bug when using render_props as per the example.
This changes the output of render_props to be JSON.parse("[escapedJsonString]").

Potentially Breaking Change: This could potentially break if you are using render_props in any way other
than to put things into a script tag.

NOTE: Only the python code changed in this release