0.11.4

• An image can now be considered standalone even if it is inside a
  link.
• Bugfixes:
  • HTML/EPUB: use raw (not HTML rendered) metadata in the places
    where HTML code is not appropriate. Templates can use this
    metadata with the foo_raw value.
  • HTML/EPUB: fix double-escaping/rendering issues in titles.
  • EPUB:
    • Escape title and author before feeding them to epub-builder.
    • Fix content.opf issue by not rendering first
      chapter's title (marked as beginning of document) in <guide>.
• Rendering:
  • HTML/EPUB: standalone images are now displayed centered.

0.11.3

• When crowbook parses the book's contents, it now detects which
  features are used. This is useful in various ways:
  • The ODT renderer only displays a global warning showing the lists of
    used features that are not implemented, instead of a warning each
    time such a feature is encountered.
  • The LaTeX and HTML/EPUB renderers only initialize syntect (which
    can take some time) if code blocks are used in the document.
  • The LaTeX renderer only requires LaTeX packages that are actually
    used in the document.
• Command-line interface:
  • Warnings are now displayed by default.
  • The (undocumented) --debug argument has been removed.
  • The status of some messages have been modified ("warning" to
    "debug" or "error" to "warning").
• Deprecated option:
  • crowbook.verbose has been deprecated, at it should be set by the CLI.

0.11.2

• General:
  • When there is an error setting an option from the book configuration
    file (e.g. because it is an invalid key), print an error but do not
    abort, only ignore this specific option.
• New options:
  • tex.stdpage: if set to true, will use the stdpage package to
    render the book according to standards for submitting manuscripts.
  • rendering.highlight.theme allows to specifies a theme for syntax
    highlighting (only used if rendering.highlight is set to
    "syntect").
  • html.highlight.theme, epub.highlight.theme and
    tex.highlight.theme allow to specify a theme for
    HTML/EPUB/LaTeX renderers (only used with syntect).
• Deprecated option:
  • proofread.nb_spaces.
• Rendering:
  • [syntect](https://crates.io/crates/syntect) is now the default
    for rendering.highlight. Concretely, this means that by default
    syntax highlighting is now done when crowbook is run instead of
    using [highlight.js](https://highlightjs.org/).
  • EPUB:
    • Now sets the "cover-image" property and meta so readers should
      display cover correctly.
    • Narrow non-breaking spaces should display more correctly on KOBO
      ereaders (hoping this won't break the way they are displayed
      everywhere else).
• Proofreading:
  • Repetition detection is now a bit less of an hack, and should
    cause less problems when used in conjunction with grammar
    checking. It now also works on PDF output (so the way it is
    highlighted could be improved).
• Bugfixes:
  • Fix mimetype of EPUB files (make sure it is always "stored" and
    not "deflated" by the zip command).
  • Avoid initializing syntect (at the cost of performances) if it
    is not used.
  • Avoid creating an empty file if some book renderer fails
    (e.g. EPUB or ODT because zip command is not present).

0.11.1

• Rendering:
  • Avoid page break before or after a separating rule.
  • Add support for syntect for
    syntax highlighting. This is activated by setting
    rendering.highlight to syntect (see below).
  • EPUB:
    • Set back HTML escape of narrow non-breaking spaces to true
      by default (it caused problems on some readers, but cause
      much more serious one if false).
    • Add more information to guide/nav landmarks.
  • LaTeX/PDF:
    • Improve the way code blocks are displayed, using the
      mdframed package.
    • Try to reduce the issues of too long lines when using code
      and code blocks, by inserting \allowbreak{} directive
      after some characters (., /, _, ...).
    • Block quotes are now displayed in italics.
    • Tables now use tabularx, which allows to break too long
      lines (it still doesn't break pages, though).
• New options:
  • rendering.highlight can be set to none, highlight.js (by
    default, enables syntax highlighting via Javascript, but only on
    HTML document) or syntect (doesn't necessitate javascript, and
    can work in EPUB or LaTeX, but more experimental at this point).
• Deprecated options:
  • html.highlight_code (use rendering.highlight instead).
• Bugfixes:
  • HTML (standalone): fix the template that contained invalid HTML code.

0.11.0

Substantial changes in this release, the more important one being
support for parts!

• Breaking changes: the API has undergone some breaking changes,
  hoping they will be the last ones for a while. API should now be
  more simple and consistent (?). This version contains also
  substantial options renaming (see below).
• Crowbook now supports parts (above the "chapter" level), using the
  '@' character in the book configuration file.
• Command-line interface:
  • Behaviour of --to should now be consistent for all output
    formats.
  • If --output is set to -, prints to stdout.
  • Conversely, if <BOOK> is set to -, reads from stdin.
  • Path specified by --output is now interpreted relatively to
    current directory (and not depending on where <BOOK> is or its
    options).
• Rendering:
  • Chapters with no titles now have an empty title added (so it can
    at least display e.g. "Chapter X").
  • EPUB:
    • The toc.ncx file now displays links to "title" and (if set)
      "cover" (can be deactivated, see below).
    • The toc.ncx file now displays toc levels below chapter.
    • The table of contents is now displayed inline if
      rendering.inline_toc is set to true.
• New options:
  • epub.toc.extras, set to true by default, will add links to the
    title and the cover (if it is set) in the table of contents.
  • epub.escape_nb_spaces, similar to html.escape_nb_spaces and
    set to false by default since at least Kobo reader don't seem to
    be able to understand the CSS to escape those nb spaces...
  • rendering.chapter.roman_numerals, if set to true, will display chapter
    numbers using roman numerals.
  • rendering.part.roman_numerals, if set to true (it is by
    default) will display part numbers using roman numerals.
  • rendering.part.template specifies the numbering scheme of parts.
  • rendering.part.reset_counter, if set to true (it is by
    default), resets chapter number to zero after a part.
• Renamed options:
  • import_config renamed to import.
  • rendering.chapter_template renamed to rendering.chapter.template.
  • html_single.html renamed to html.standalone.template.
  • html_single.js renamed to html.standalone.js.
  • html_single.one_chapter renamed to html.standalone.one_chapter.
  • output.html_dir renamed to output.html.dir.
  • output.proofread.html_dir renamed to output.proofread.html.dir.
  • html_dir.index.html and html.dir.chapter.html have been merged
    and both renamed to html.dir.template.
  • tex.font_size renamed to tex.font.size.
• Bugfixes:
  • EPUB:
    • Fix duplicate HTML escaping (resulting in e.g. "&" instead
      of "&").
  • HTML directory:
    • Fix panic when trying to generate html directory in "../xxx"
      (#23).
    • Fix "previous chapter" links that were not displayed when
      "html.header" was set.
  • HTML:
    • Fix the way initial letter is displayed if rendering.initials
      is true.
• Internationalization:
  • Strings in generated Crowbook documents (such as "Table of
    contents", "Title", "Cover" and such) are now translated in spanish.

0.10.4

• New options:
  • tex.font_size specifies an optional font size (in pt) passed to
    the LaTeX class (must be 10, 11 or 12).
  • tex.title can be set to false to avoid rendering the title
    with \maketitle.
  • tex.paper_size specifies the paper size for PDF output.
  • tex.template.add, html.css.add and epub.css.addallow to
    specify inline LaTex or CSS code in the book configuration file
    that will be added respectively to tex.template.add,
    html.css.add and epub.css.add.
  • html.icon allows to specify the path of an icon for HTML documents.
• Command-line interface:
  • Paths that are displayed should now be normalized,
    e.g. "foo/bar.pdf" instead of "baz/../foo/bar.pdf".
• Rendering:
  • HTML:
    • The default CSS style has been slightly modified.

0.10.3

• Building:
  • Crowbook now requires rustc >= 1.13.0 to build.
  • Pre-built binaries now all include the proofreading feature.
  • Linux binaries are now linked against musl library so they
    should really work on any Linux platform.
• Bugfixes:
  • Fixed escaping of author and title fields.
  • Fixed text cleaning in ODT rendering that causes corrupt files to
    be generated.
• CommandLine Interface:
  • Crowbook displays clearer error messages when unable to launch
    latex or zip commands.
  • Crowbook uses term library in order to display colours correctly
    on e.g. Windows.
  • The new argument --lang (or -L) allows to set the runtime
    language used by Crowbook, overriding LANG environment variable.
  • --list-options no longer uses colours as it caused problems
    depending on the terminal or when piping to less.

0.10.2

Only minor changes in this version:

• Options:
  • author and title's default values are both set to the empty
    string, instead of Anonymous and Untitled.
  • input.autoclean has been renamed input.clean.
  • input.smart_quotes has been renamed input.clean.smart_quotes.
  • new option: input.clean.ligature.dashes will (if set to true)
    replace -- to en dash (–) and --- to em dash (—).
  • new option: input.clean.ligature.guillemets will (if set to true)
    replace << and >> to french guillemets (« and »).
• Rendering:
  • HTML: if html_single.one_chapter and rendering.inline_toc are
    both set to true, only render the TOC if currently displayed
    chapter is the first.

0.10.1

Fixed a bug in fr.po translation that prevented building from fresh install.

Since there are no other changes besides that, for the binaries, see the 0.10.0 release, which should not have been affected by this issue.

0.10.0

This release contains some breaking changes (mostly for the API, which has been split in separate libraries). It alse features some internationalization support, and the program should now be tranlated if your LANG environment
variable is set to french.

• Breaking changes:
  • Templates:
    • Conditional inclusion depending on lang must now be done using lang_LANG (e.g.
      lang_fr, lang_en, and so on). This might impact custom epub.css and html.css
      templates.
  • API:
    • The escape module has been moved to a separate crate,
      crowbook_text_processing. The cleaner module is no longer
      public, but the features it provided are also available in
      crowbook_text_processing.
• New options:
  • html.css.colours allows to provide a CSS file that only redefine
    the colour scheme. Such a file can be built from crowbook --print-template html.css.colours.
  • input.smart_quotes: if set to true, tries to replace ' and " by curly quotes.
• Command line interface:
  • Crowbook is now (imperfectly) localized in french, and can be
    translated to other languages.
  • Added the --quiet (or -q) argument, that makes crowbook run without
    displaying any messages (except some error messages at this point).
• Rendering:
  • HTML:
    • The table of contents menu is no longer displayed in the HTML single renderer if
      it doesn't contain at least two elements.
    • The default colour theme has been modified a little.
• Bugfixes:
  • Fix the escaping of non-breaking spaces in EPUB, as   and
    its friends aren't valid entities in XHTML, apparently.