Triplit gets Angular support

TLDR

Triplit adds support for Angular.js, WorkerClient in Android Chrome, and additional bug fixes.

Angular framework support

Triplit now supports Angular. You can use the @triplit/angular package to integrate Triplit with your existing Angular.js application or run npm create triplit-app@latest to create a new project from our Angular template. The Triplit integration provides hooks for both signal-based and RxJS observable-based reactivity. Read the docs to learn more. Thanks to Bohdi Hawken for the feature request and contribution.

A more compatible WorkerClient

The WorkerClient class now works in browsers where SharedWorker is not available, such as Android Chrome. WorkerClient will fall back to using a Worker.

Bug fixes and improvements

• All token claims are now added to client-side session variable scope
• Fixed a bug preventing nested subqueries from loading properly
• Fixed a bug where collections could not be deleted in the console
• Fixed a bug where errors on a subscription's initial fetch were not caught
• Fixed a bug where multiple subscriptions on the same collection with order and limit would not return the correct results