v1.3.0

What's Changed

• fixed #95 by @smackem in #101
• fixed #96 by @smackem in #104
• fixed #98 by @smackem in #105
• fixed #99 (take and skip); fixed #106 (zip); added shell command 'def… by @smackem in #107
• resolved #102 by @smackem in #109

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.3.0

v1.2.0

What's Changed

• operator ~= has been changed to =~ to match the one form per
• operator !~ added
• Feature/issue 80 by @smackem in #82
• Feature/issue 83 by @smackem in #84
• resolved #85: timestamp and duration functions now use default format strings when null is specified as format string by @smackem in #86
• resolved #87 (load function) by @smackem in #88
• resolved #89 (shell command to control quiet bindings mode) by @smackem in #90

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.2.0

v1.1.0

What's Changed

• resolved #81 (tuple composition using the with operator)
• resolved #65 (case-insensitive match operator) by @smackem in #67
• resolved #68 typeof by @smackem in #69
• resolved #70 json datetime by @smackem in #71
• Feature/issue 66 by @smackem in #72
• resolved #73 (hex and bin) by @smackem in #74
• Feature/integration tests on windows by @smackem in #75
• resolved #76 (date and today) by @smackem in #77
• resolved #78 (dir function) by @smackem in #79

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

v1.0.0

What's Changed

• Feature/issue 35 by @smackem in #39
• resolved #37 (guid and string functions) by @smackem in #40
• resolved #38 (smarter ;) by @smackem in #41
• Feature/issue 28 by @smackem in #42
• resolved #36 (pretty print functions) by @smackem in #43
• updated README with info on 0.3.0 by @smackem in #44
• Feature/issue 21 by @smackem in #47
• resolved #23 bitwise operators by @smackem in #49
• resolved #48 hex literals by @smackem in #50
• Feature/issue 46 by @smackem in #54
• resolved #19 (BIT redis commands) by @smackem in #55
• Feature/issue 53 by @smackem in #56
• fixed: quit command was not shown in help by @smackem in #57
• Feature/issue 53 by @smackem in #58
• fixed #61 by @smackem in #62
• Feature/issue 61 by @smackem in #63
• Feature/issue 61 by @smackem in #64

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v1.0.0

v0.3.0

New features for this release:

• #32 REPL command to load scripts
  #load <FILE>; loads interprets the script file <FILE>
• #24 Trace function
  trace(value) prints value to the console and returns it - useful for debugging
• #33 Chained expressions in top-level let clause
  like in f#, binding definitions can now be combined with other expressions:

  let x = 1 + 1 in x
  

  this allows entire function bodies to be defined in a single expression
• #25 List slicing
  slice lists or strings by using the subscript syntax with ranges: "abcdef"[0..2] = "abc"
• #34 Limit clause with only an offset
  as in sql, use this syntax to skip the first N elements: from n in ... limit all offset N ...
• #30 Expression values (functions)
  define functions like this:

  let add(a, b) = a + b;
  add(1, 2) // prints 3
  

  This works nicely with #33
• #31 Option to silence let bindings
  passing --silent-bindings on the command line prevents the value of let bindings to be printed instantly
• #29 Enable script execution via command line
  execute scripts through the command line with the --file <FILE> and --eval <SOURCE> parameters
• #8 Group by clause
  The group by clause supported by C#'s linq syntax is now available.

v0.2.1

0.2.1 adds the now() function that was missing in 0.2.0

v0.2.0

Closed issues for this release:
#14 Timestamp and duration values
#15 clip() and save() functions to copy values to the clipboard / save values to disk
#16 New shell commands for filesystem handling: #ls, #cd and #pwd from the repl behave like their unix counterparts
#17 Null-coalescing operator let x = nullableValue ?? 1 as in C#
#18 More redis commands: EXISTS, HEXISTS, HLEN, HMGET, HSCAN, HVALS, RANDOMKEY, SRANDMEMBER, SSCAN
#20 Execution time limit for evaluations (default 1 second, can be set in cli-options)
#22 Math functions: sqrt, pow, exp, sign, abs, log, log2, log10, sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, hypot
#26 #dump prints all top-level bindings

There are also more options, execute redis-q --help for reference.

v0.1.0

Initial release for Windows, MacOSX and Linux.
Dependencies: -none-

Installation:

• extract the zip file fitting your platform to any directory
• from this directory, run redis-q to connect to redis at localhost:6379
• to connect to a different host or port, enter redis-q <hostname>:<port>
• redis-q --help shows all command-line options, which are very few for this initial release