v0.5.1

Fixed the release script (the previous release has broken version numbers).

v0.5.0

What's Changed

• fix(ci): add RTD config file by @jeertmans in #97 and #98
• Add an OpenCV backend. by @hmaarrfk in #103
• Use pyproject and new recommended build system by @almarklein in #105 and #106
• Fix resizable by @almarklein in #107
• Tweak contributer docs by @almarklein in #108
• Prevent scrolling when focusing on canvas by @almarklein in #109

New Contributors

• @jeertmans made their first contribution in #97
• @hmaarrfk made their first contribution in #103

Full Changelog: v0.4.4...v0.5.0

v0.4.4

What's Changed

Fixed the version issue that was introduced in the previous (broken) release.

• Restore version of js module by @almarklein in #90

v0.4.3

Warning: this release is broken, use 0.4.4+ instead.

What's Changed

• specify TraitError in test by @kushalkolar in #85
• allow setting the cursor by @kushalkolar in #84
• Use tuples for buttons and modifiers (instead of list) by @almarklein in #88

Full Changelog: v0.4.2...v0.4.3

v0.4.2

What's Changed

• Better performance by avoiding base64-encoding image data by @manzt in #76
• Update event spec by @almarklein in #78
• Update examples to new version of pygfx by @almarklein in #80
• Add grid example by @almarklein in #82

v0.4.1

• Drop python 3.7 and 3.8 by @kushalkolar in #71
• Restrict widget size by @almarklein in #70

v0.3.3

• Fix that jupyter_rfb was broken for the latest ipywidgets by @skapin in #64
• Make things work on other notebook implementations by @almarklein in #67
• Update examples by @almarklein in #66

v0.3.2

• Docs on wheel event.
• Pin versions to stricter upstream libs because the new ipywidgets requires changes.

v0.3.1

• Improved event specification (docs).
• Reduce throttle timeout for wheel events.
• Prevent the widget from grabbing wheel events if it just passes by during a scroll.
• The wheel event magnitude is tweaked for better consistency.

v0.3.0

This release focuses on performance improvements:

• The widget only performs draws if it has views that are visible in the browser. So if an animated widget scrolls out of the viewport, it won't consume CPU.
• The widget now uses JPEG encoding for the images, which is much faster to encode, and faster to send over (smaller payload). There is also a new quality trait to control the quality. At the end of an interaction the widget always sends a lossless PNG so the static image always looks perfect.

Further:

• Improvements to docs.
• Improvements to contributor guide.