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Changelog

0.3.4 - 2018/5/10

  • Fix: Only include slug from the soundcloud URL in google doc parser

0.3.3 - 2018/4/12

  • Support embedding SoundCloud

0.3.2 - 2017/12/06

  • Another fix to prevent nil elements when placing additional elements on articles that end with empty paragraphs

0.3.1 - 2017/11/29

  • Fix: prevent nil elements when placing additional element on empty articles

0.3.0 - 2017/11/21

In this third bigger release we added support:

  • For exporting articles in the Facebook Instant Article format
  • For exporting articles in a plain text format
  • To all exporters for caption elements that are an empty array
  • For [no-caption] text in Google Documents below elements (like images or embed URLs), this now returns empty caption for element

Improvements were done regarding additional element placement:

  • Rework algorithm to place additional elements to better support placing a single element
  • Improve behavior of multiple calls to Article#place_additional_elements

One potentially breaking change was added:

  • Remove deprecated #register_html_element_exporter, use #register_element_exporters instead

Fixes:

  • Fix AMP export of Twitter tweets

0.2.1 - 2017/11/08

Fix: Handle non-successful OEmbed responses by rendering message

0.2.0 - 2017/11/03

In this second release we added support to:

  • Export AMP along with required libraries for AMP rendering
  • Configure custom HTML and AMP element exporters
  • Resolve oembed elements in HTML export

One potentially breaking change was added:

  • Export quotes as <div> instead of <aside>

Fixes:

  • Support Vimeo videos with old flash player URLs
  • Make Google Parser more fault tolerant
  • Respect linebreaks when importing Google Docs
  • Export linebreaks in JSON to <br> tags in HTML / AMP

0.1.0 - 2017/09/20

This is the very first release, with the following functionality:

  • article-json format that supports several basic elements; like headings, paragraphs, images or lists
  • Resolving of embedded elements like videos or tweets via OEmbed standard
  • Conversion from and to JSON (or ruby hashes)
  • Parsing of HTML exports from Google documents
  • Export into plain HTML