Coralite v0.18.7

Coralite v0.18.7 Release includes updated dependencies, enhanced callback control, better type checking support, and refined scaffolding behavior.

Key Improvements #

Updated core dependencies across package and template files to ensure compatibility with latest tooling and security standards.
Added abort support to onSet and onUpdate callbacks in collections, allowing developers to halt processing mid-flow when conditions are not met.
Enabled JavaScript type checking via the checkJs option, improving code quality for projects using plain JavaScript with type annotations.
Enhanced the parseModule function in the core to return an isTemplate flag when a template is missing, making it easier to distinguish between valid and invalid module states.
Improved scaffolding UX by adding a command prompt to the footer, helping users understand next steps during project setup.

Resolved an issue where invalid templates were being added to collections, improving data integrity and preventing runtime errors.
Updated social meta URLs to point to coralite.dev, ensuring consistent branding and correct sharing behavior on social platforms.

Updated documentation links to use coralite.dev as the primary source, simplifying access and improving discoverability.
Updated package.json author information to reflect current maintainership and project ownership.

Refined string formatting in configuration files for consistency and readability.
Updated the @stylistic ESLint plugin to target JavaScript scope and corrected rule paths, improving linting accuracy and performance.
Added an empty template to test fixtures, ensuring test coverage includes edge cases during development.

Update your project dependencies using either the CLI tool or the scaffolding tool:

npm install coralite@0.18.1

Or update the scaffolding tool:

npm install coralite-scripts@0.18.1

After upgrading, verify your project builds and runs as expected. Check the full changelog for details on all changes.