v0.4.0 - Moving beyond UI

v0.4.0 of Seam evolves this library to not just be for UI, but general purpose. It's now usable on the server and has some changes to the API. As a bonus, the documentation is now complete!

To summarize, here are the changes made to Seam:

• Removed MakeSignal()
• Removed MakeSymbol()
• Added .Looped to EventSequence
• Adjusted EventSequence so that keypoints are now an array, with index 1 being the time, and index 2 being the callback. ValueSource and NewValue have been removed
• Adjusted the backend so that the entirety of Seam works on the server too

Seam has been rebranded to be more general-purpose, meaning it's no longer just for UI. Reactive states and other Seam features can be handy in a number of situations outside of UI/UX, so it's best to take advantage of it! Seam now also works on the server, so it can be used there too.

Other than that, the API got modified a bit. MakeSignal() and MakeSymbol() were removed since it's better practice to just use different libraries for those.

Additionally, EventSequence got changed. Read the API docs for more info, but this is an example of what it looks like now:

local EventSeqeuence = Seam.EventSequence({
	{1, function()
		print("a")
	end},
	
	{2, function()
		print("b")
	end},
	
	{3, function()
		print("c")
	end},
})

EventSeqeuence:Play()

Finally, examples and tutorials are now complete, meaning you should no longer find warnings saying there is missing documentation.

And that's it! Enjoy v0.4.0.