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I've released #html2text 0.7.0, a #RustLang crate for converting HTML into text for the terminal.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
The main new feature is some CSS support (behind a feature flag). It's minimal, but enough to handle the Advent of Code calendar. I expect to fill in more CSS cases in future (PRs or issues welcome), up to a point - definitely not aiming for a full browser styling engine here.
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I've released #html2text 0.7.0, a #RustLang crate for converting HTML into text for the terminal.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
The main new feature is some CSS support (behind a feature flag). It's minimal, but enough to handle the Advent of Code calendar. I expect to fill in more CSS cases in future (PRs or issues welcome), up to a point - definitely not aiming for a full browser styling engine here.
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I've released #html2text 0.7.0, a #RustLang crate for converting HTML into text for the terminal.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
The main new feature is some CSS support (behind a feature flag). It's minimal, but enough to handle the Advent of Code calendar. I expect to fill in more CSS cases in future (PRs or issues welcome), up to a point - definitely not aiming for a full browser styling engine here.
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I've released #html2text 0.7.0, a #RustLang crate for converting HTML into text for the terminal.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
The main new feature is some CSS support (behind a feature flag). It's minimal, but enough to handle the Advent of Code calendar. I expect to fill in more CSS cases in future (PRs or issues welcome), up to a point - definitely not aiming for a full browser styling engine here.
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I've released #html2text 0.7.0, a #RustLang crate for converting HTML into text for the terminal.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
The main new feature is some CSS support (behind a feature flag). It's minimal, but enough to handle the Advent of Code calendar. I expect to fill in more CSS cases in future (PRs or issues welcome), up to a point - definitely not aiming for a full browser styling engine here.
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I've just published #html2text 0.11.0. Mainly a few bugfixes, but I've also had to bump the MSRV to 1.63 due to some dependencies. That's the version on Debian stable, so that seems like a reasonable point.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
I have given up on running the tests in CI on the minimum supported rust version, though - it didn't seem worth adding workarounds to pin dependencies of dev-dependencies to old versions supporting 1.63.
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I've just published #html2text 0.11.0. Mainly a few bugfixes, but I've also had to bump the MSRV to 1.63 due to some dependencies. That's the version on Debian stable, so that seems like a reasonable point.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
I have given up on running the tests in CI on the minimum supported rust version, though - it didn't seem worth adding workarounds to pin dependencies of dev-dependencies to old versions supporting 1.63.
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I've just published #html2text 0.11.0. Mainly a few bugfixes, but I've also had to bump the MSRV to 1.63 due to some dependencies. That's the version on Debian stable, so that seems like a reasonable point.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
I have given up on running the tests in CI on the minimum supported rust version, though - it didn't seem worth adding workarounds to pin dependencies of dev-dependencies to old versions supporting 1.63.
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I've just published #html2text 0.11.0. Mainly a few bugfixes, but I've also had to bump the MSRV to 1.63 due to some dependencies. That's the version on Debian stable, so that seems like a reasonable point.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
I have given up on running the tests in CI on the minimum supported rust version, though - it didn't seem worth adding workarounds to pin dependencies of dev-dependencies to old versions supporting 1.63.
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I've just published #html2text 0.11.0. Mainly a few bugfixes, but I've also had to bump the MSRV to 1.63 due to some dependencies. That's the version on Debian stable, so that seems like a reasonable point.
https://crates.io/crates/html2text
I have given up on running the tests in CI on the minimum supported rust version, though - it didn't seem worth adding workarounds to pin dependencies of dev-dependencies to old versions supporting 1.63.
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...quickly followed by #html2text 0.10.1 to fix another bug.
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...quickly followed by #html2text 0.10.1 to fix another bug.
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...quickly followed by #html2text 0.10.1 to fix another bug.
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...quickly followed by #html2text 0.10.1 to fix another bug.
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...quickly followed by #html2text 0.10.1 to fix another bug.
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I just released #html2text 0.10.0 (my #RustLang crate to convert HTML into plain (or not) text suitable for display in a terminal.
This release adds some more CSS support including background-color and inline style attributes, and fixes some annoying duplicated empty lines, mostly when there are nested and mostly empty tables.
Things will slow down again for a bit now! -
I just released #html2text 0.10.0 (my #RustLang crate to convert HTML into plain (or not) text suitable for display in a terminal.
This release adds some more CSS support including background-color and inline style attributes, and fixes some annoying duplicated empty lines, mostly when there are nested and mostly empty tables.
Things will slow down again for a bit now! -
I just released #html2text 0.10.0 (my #RustLang crate to convert HTML into plain (or not) text suitable for display in a terminal.
This release adds some more CSS support including background-color and inline style attributes, and fixes some annoying duplicated empty lines, mostly when there are nested and mostly empty tables.
Things will slow down again for a bit now! -
I just released #html2text 0.10.0 (my #RustLang crate to convert HTML into plain (or not) text suitable for display in a terminal.
This release adds some more CSS support including background-color and inline style attributes, and fixes some annoying duplicated empty lines, mostly when there are nested and mostly empty tables.
Things will slow down again for a bit now! -
I just released #html2text 0.10.0 (my #RustLang crate to convert HTML into plain (or not) text suitable for display in a terminal.
This release adds some more CSS support including background-color and inline style attributes, and fixes some annoying duplicated empty lines, mostly when there are nested and mostly empty tables.
Things will slow down again for a bit now! -
That's better. I've released #html2text 0.7.1, adding a bit of extra CSS support, notably:
* recognise display: none
* Config::add_css(), which allows adding new CSS rules to apply.My aoc-cli PR now uses `.add_css(".lavafall: { display: none }")` to work around the bad output.
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That's better. I've released #html2text 0.7.1, adding a bit of extra CSS support, notably:
* recognise display: none
* Config::add_css(), which allows adding new CSS rules to apply.My aoc-cli PR now uses `.add_css(".lavafall: { display: none }")` to work around the bad output.
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That's better. I've released #html2text 0.7.1, adding a bit of extra CSS support, notably:
* recognise display: none
* Config::add_css(), which allows adding new CSS rules to apply.My aoc-cli PR now uses `.add_css(".lavafall: { display: none }")` to work around the bad output.
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That's better. I've released #html2text 0.7.1, adding a bit of extra CSS support, notably:
* recognise display: none
* Config::add_css(), which allows adding new CSS rules to apply.My aoc-cli PR now uses `.add_css(".lavafall: { display: none }")` to work around the bad output.
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That's better. I've released #html2text 0.7.1, adding a bit of extra CSS support, notably:
* recognise display: none
* Config::add_css(), which allows adding new CSS rules to apply.My aoc-cli PR now uses `.add_css(".lavafall: { display: none }")` to work around the bad output.
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Well that's annoying. Having added CSS colours to #html2text just so that the #AdventOfCode calendar looks good, it's changed so that it doesn't look so good anymore...
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Well that's annoying. Having added CSS colours to #html2text just so that the #AdventOfCode calendar looks good, it's changed so that it doesn't look so good anymore...
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Well that's annoying. Having added CSS colours to #html2text just so that the #AdventOfCode calendar looks good, it's changed so that it doesn't look so good anymore...
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Well that's annoying. Having added CSS colours to #html2text just so that the #AdventOfCode calendar looks good, it's changed so that it doesn't look so good anymore...
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Well that's annoying. Having added CSS colours to #html2text just so that the #AdventOfCode calendar looks good, it's changed so that it doesn't look so good anymore...