v2.4.0

Author: filipenevola

packages/react-meteor-data/.versions

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packages/react-meteor-data/CHANGELOG.md

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 # CHANGELOG
-## v2.4.0, 2021-10-
+## v2.4.0, 2021-12-02
 * Added `useSubscribe` and `useFind` hooks
 
 ## v2.3.3, 2021-07-14

packages/react-meteor-data/README.md

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 #### `useFind(cursorFactory, deps)` Accellerate your lists
 
-The `useFind` hook can substantially speed up the rendering (and rerendering) of lists coming from mongo queries (subscriptions). It does this by controlling document object references. By providing a highly tailored cursor management within the hook, using the `Cursor.observe` API, `useFind` carefully updates only the object references changed during a DDP update. This approach allows a tighter use of core React tools and philosophies to turbo charge your list renders. It is a very different approach from the more general purpose `useTracker`, and it requires a bit more set up. A notable differences is that you should NOT call `.fetch()`. `useFind` requires its factory to return a `Mongo.Cursor` object. You may also return `null`, if you want to conditionally set up the Cursor.
+The `useFind` hook can substantially speed up the rendering (and rerendering) of lists coming from mongo queries (subscriptions). It does this by controlling document object references. By providing a highly tailored cursor management within the hook, using the `Cursor.observe` API, `useFind` carefully updates only the object references changed during a DDP update. This approach allows a tighter use of core React tools and philosophies to turbo charge your list renders. It is a very different approach from the more general purpose `useTracker`, and it requires a bit more set up. A notable difference is that you should NOT call `.fetch()`. `useFind` requires its factory to return a `Mongo.Cursor` object. You may also return `null`, if you want to conditionally set up the Cursor.
 
 Here is an example in code:
 

packages/react-meteor-data/package.js

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 Package.describe({
   name: 'react-meteor-data',
   summary: 'React hook for reactively tracking Meteor data',
-  version: '2.4.0-beta.2',
+  version: '2.4.0',
   documentation: 'README.md',
   git: 'https://github.com/meteor/react-packages',
 });