v13.0.0

Breaking changes:

• Update project and deps to PureScript v0.15.0 (#171 by @JordanMartinez)

• Update all request functions to take a driver arg (#171 by @JordanMartinez)

  Affjax works on the Node.js and browser environments by relying on a require
  statement within a function. Depending on the environment detected,
  either XHR or XmlHttpRequest is used. Since ES modules do not allow
  one to call import within a function in a synchronous way,
  we cannot continue to use this approach.

  Rather, all request-related functions (e.g. request, get, etc.) now take
  as their first argument an AffjaxDriver value. Different environments
  will pass in their implementation for that driver and re-export
  the functionality defined in affjax.

  To fix your code, depend on the corresponding library below and update the imported
  module from Affjax to Affjax.Node/Affjax.Web:

  • If on Node.js, use purescript-affjax-node.
  • If on the brower, use purescript-affjax-web.

Other improvements:

• Added purs-tidy formatter (#167 by @thomashoneyman)