Release Notes
v1.0.3
- Minimum expected Go is 1.19
- Snapcraft experimental install includes a pandoc 2.9 via conda
- Added template example for generating an “about.md” file directly from a codemeta.json file
- Added experimental release of mkpage for Windows on ARM64
v1.0.2
- Upgraded dependent packages
v1.0.1
- Added experimental snapcraft support
v1.0.0
v0.2.4
- Removed YAML and TOML integration
v0.2.3
- Updated for go1.16 modules, added support for M1 processors
v0.2.2
- Pandoc integration, RSS improvements
v0.2.1
- Compiled now depends on v0.0.5 of wsfn package, this is used in the ws command, this adds support for correctly setting the content types of
.mjs files
v0.2.0
- mkpage assumes pandoc v2.10.x or better
- mkpage nolonger support Golang templates
-t, -to now set the “to” value passed to pandoc v2.10.x or better-f, -from now sets the “from” value passed to pandoc v2.10.x or better- removed mkslides command line program, Pandoc replaces that functionality
v0.1.2
- Switched default pandoc parsing mode to commonmark to limit the false positive attempts to process TeX in markdown documents
- Added json-generator type to allow processing of JSON content by external scripts (e.g. Python), script should return JSON via stdout
- Added support to include more explicit pandoc markdown interpretation, e.g. commonmark, markdown_strict, gfm
v0.1.1
- To use Go language templates you must use the
-t or -templates option
- Fixed bug where JSON documents were parsed as frontmatter
- Added pandoc info to
-version documents
- Removed support for environment variable in tools
- Fully dropped let’s encrypt support (available from other none project tools)
v0.1.0a
- Documentation cleanup, code cleanup, some bug fixes
- If v0.1.0a proves stable consider v1.0.0-rc1
- Go templates depreciated, a option is required to access go template processing require
v0.0.33
- Finish Pandoc integration
- Added
blogit tool for creating blog styles paths and maintaining a blog.json file describing blog
- Removed Pongo2 integration
- Go templates are now depreciated, they can still be used using
-pandoc=false
v0.0.32i
- mkslides has be removed
- default templates are Pandoc templates
- Pandoc is required as it provides the markup convertion to HTML and the default template engine
v0.0.26
- Compiled with Go’s 1.12 templates supporting variable creation and substution
- frontmatter command line tool for extracting the Hugo/Rmarkdown front matter from a Markdown file so you can process it separately, by default frontmatter reads from standard in and writes to stand out so you can use it as a datasource in mkpage
- mkpage now skips over front matter like that used in Hugo and Rmarkdown
- Let’s Encrypt support removed
v0.0.18
- Templates are now all assumed to start with a define with the master template listed first and matching its basename
- Various bug fixes
- Fixed some CORS handling in ws
- Added ACME cert support for https in ws
- Any http request will automatically redirect to https when ACME cert support is enabled
- mkpage, mkslide accept templates via stdin, normalize key/value data pairs between them, updated mkslide docs
- Bug fixes
- Improved documentation
- Fixed sitemapper bug when mapping from the current working directory
- Update copyright link for Caltech Library