- Removed outdated Node.js v24 compatibility patches for `TextEncoder` and `TextDecoder` in `cli-wrapper.js` and other modules since TensorFlow.js now supports Node.js v24+ natively.
- Introduced a utility module `src/utils/tensorflowUtils.ts` for TensorFlow.js compatibility, defining global `PlatformNode` and related utilities.
- Enhanced `fileSystemStorage.ts` with improved Node.js module loading mechanisms for better compatibility across environments.
- Simplified dependency requirements by reducing the minimum Node.js version to `>=23.0.0`.
- Updated `package.json`, `cli-package/package.json`, and `README.md` versions to `0.9.25`.
- Harmonized `cli-package` and main package dependencies to ensure version alignment.
- Improved global compatibility with TensorFlow.js in mixed Node.js environments.
This update modernizes TensorFlow.js integration, reduces maintenance efforts, and aligns compatibility with current Node.js and TensorFlow.js capabilities.
- Introduced `scripts/test-cli-locally.js` to streamline local testing of the CLI package before publishing.
- Builds main and CLI packages, creates local tarballs, and installs the CLI package globally for testing.
- Ensures version synchronization between main and CLI packages during testing.
- Updated `cli-package/package.json` version to `0.9.23` and synchronized `@soulcraft/brainy` dependency to `0.9.22`.
- Patched `TextEncoder` fallback for Node.js v24 in `cli-wrapper.js` to ensure overall CLI compatibility.
- Added new `test-cli` npm script to `package.json`.
This update simplifies the CLI local testing process, maintains version alignment, and improves readiness for Node.js v24.
- Updated version to `0.9.18` in `package.json`, `cli-package/package.json`, and `src/utils/version.ts`.
- Updated npm badge in `README.md` to reflect version `0.9.18`.
- Adjusted `publish-cli.js` to synchronize publishing of the main and CLI packages with enhanced build steps.
- Introduced `tsconfig.json` updates to include type paths (`types.d.ts`) in CLI for better type handling.
- Refined CLI scripts for improved TypeScript annotations and better code structure.
- Removed `@types/omelette` and `omelette` dependencies along with associated CLI configurations to simplify the codebase.
- Updated `.gitignore` to exclude CLI `dist` directory for cleaner repository management.
- Added `deploy:both` npm script for combined publishing of main and CLI packages.
This release ensures version consistency, improves CLI workflows, and enhances type handling while decluttering unused dependencies.
- Deleted the entire `src/cli.ts` file, effectively removing the Brainy CLI component.
- The change streamlines the codebase by eliminating unused and redundant code related to the CLI.
- This refactor supports maintaining a cleaner and more focused project architecture.
- Added a new `@soulcraft/brainy-cli` package to provide a dedicated CLI interface for the Brainy database.
- Implemented a CLI wrapper script (`cli-wrapper.js`) to manage global package execution and version handling.
- Introduced `scripts/publish-cli.js` to automate synchronized publishing of the main package and CLI, ensuring version consistency.
- Created documentation for CLI usage and publishing workflow (`publishing-cli.md`).
- Updated `package.json` to include CLI-related build and deploy scripts.
- Adjusted `README.md` to document the CLI package, usage instructions, and build separation.
This feature introduces a standalone CLI package, improves deployment automation, and enhances documentation to align with the updated architecture.
- Created `scripts/check-code-style.js` to enforce coding standards.
- Includes ESLint, Prettier checks, and custom semicolon rule validation.
- Outputs actionable feedback for style violations.
- Updated `CONTRIBUTING.md` to document new code style workflows and commands.
- Added style commands to `package.json`:
- `lint`, `lint:fix`, `format`, `check-format`, and `check-style`.
- Refactored `demo/index.html` to use `Object.defineProperty` for better global property management and prevent conflicts.
These changes enhance the automation of code quality checks, streamline developer workflows, and improve reliability in global property handling for the demo.
