v1.1.1

Release v1.1.1

Overview

This release focuses on resolving build issues in Next.js and enhancing the robustness of environment handling within the library. With a centralized environment detection function, the library now ensures seamless compatibility between server-side rendering (SSR) and client-side environments, requiring no manual adjustments from developers.

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What's New

1. Centralized Environment Detection

• Introduced a unified getWindow function to safely handle environment detection:
  • getWindow(): Window | undefined:
    • Returns the window object when in a browser environment.
    • Returns undefined when running in a server environment.
  • Example implementation:

    export function getWindow(): Window | undefined {
      if (typeof window === "undefined") {
        return undefined;
      }
      return window;
    }

  • Benefit: This centralization simplifies code and eliminates the need for developers to manage environment-specific checks.

2. Seamless Compatibility

• The library now automatically adapts to the runtime environment, whether it’s server-side (Next.js SSR) or client-side (browser).
• No additional setup or configuration is required by developers.

3. Improved Error Handling

• Enhanced error messages when browser-specific features are used incorrectly, making it easier for developers to diagnose potential issues.

4. Comprehensive Testing

• Expanded the test suite to cover:
  • Behavior of the getWindow function in SSR and client environments.
  • Integration with key features like Hotkeys and GlobalKeyboardListener in both development and production scenarios.

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Bug Fixes

• Fixed a critical issue where the library caused build failures in Next.js due to accessing the window object during SSR.