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Releases: jamesramsay/hercule

1.2.2

11 Nov 02:31
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Highlights

  • Fixed issue where a dead link would output error to console but the process wouldn't correctly terminate. (#60)

1.2.1

22 Jul 05:40
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IMPROVEMENTS

  • Compiled module will use precompiled pegjs grammar for faster parsing.

FIXES

  • Fixed issue where escaped quotes would cause parser to crash.

1.2.0: Default values

21 Jul 23:06
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DEFAULT VALUES

Default values allow you to provide a default link if an overriding reference is not provided.

1.1.2

15 Jul 00:21
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FIXES

  • Fixed issue where empty extends ([empty extend](file.md extend:"")) would fail.

1.1.1

11 Jul 07:08
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FIXES

  • Fixed issue where providing the verbose logging flag to the CLI would not provide any verbose logging.

1.1.0: HTTP link support

21 Jul 23:09
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HTTP Links

Links can now be HTTP or HTTPS links rather than simple local file links. This is particularly useful for API Blueprints which use JSON schemas stored remotely.

1.0.0: Stable release

04 Jul 23:13
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  • Improved package for use as a library as well as CLI usage
  • Simplified documentation
  • Moved examples out of README.md
  • Increased code coverage
  • Greater code modularity

0.2.3: String reference support

11 Jun 03:19
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FIXES

  • Fixed issue where string references were not being handled correctly

0.2.1: Fix missing `blanket` dependency

10 Apr 01:34
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FIXED

  • Fixes an issue where users couldn't run hercule without installing dev dependencies.

0.2.0 - Markdown inspired link style syntax

04 Mar 05:31
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LINK SYNTAX

New 'link syntax' makes it easy to traverse files which will be transcluded when viewing GitHub and other editors.

Examples: :[name](link) will render :name and be correctly linked