This release introduces new features, bug fixes, and documentation improvements to enhance the Brisa experience. Let’s dive into what's new!

✨ New Features

peek()

If you want to get the value of a signal without subscribing to an effect, you can use the peek method:

const count = state<number>(0);
const addition = state<number>(1);

effect(() => {
  count.value = count.peek() + addition.peek();
});

In this example, the count state will be updated only when the addition state changes.

• Signals: peek() Method – Added peek() to signals, allowing you to read the value without tracking dependencies. Also, improved documentation for store.Map. – @aralroca in #752

🐞 Bug Fixes

• Server Actions: Now only imports valid identifiers, preventing unintended issues. – @aralroca in #757
• Type Safety in i18n: Improved type safety when returning objects in i18n. – @aralroca in #762
• i18n & notFound() Handling: Ensured i18n correctly resolves after calling notFound(). – @aralroca in #764

📖 Documentation & Examples Updates

• Reactivity Docs: Enhanced documentation for Brisa’s reactivity system and types. – @aralroca in #753
• Web Context Docs: Improved clarity and structure in web context documentation. – @aralroca in #760
• New Example: Added a WebSocket chat example to showcase real-time communication. – @aralroca in #755
• Docs Fixes: Fixed minor variable issues and improved consistency. – @aralroca in #759

🔄 Maintenance

• Dependency Upgrades: Updated dependencies for better stability and performance. – @aralroca in #754

Full Changelog

🔗 https://github.com/brisa-build/brisa/compare/0.2.6...0.2.7

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