Releases: jefgodesky/design-tokenizer
v0.4.5
v0.4.4
This release fixes a bug that kept arbitrarily deep references (aliases) from working correctly. We were resolving first-level aliases (token A refers to token B, so A has the value of B), but we were failing at nested references. Now, if token A refers to token B, and token B refers to token C, then all three will be resolved to the same value.
v0.4.3
This release adds full support for subdirectories in your HTML documentation. The same directory structure will be recreated in the distribution folder with your interpolated HTML documentation.
v0.4.2
This release adds the {{ value }}
tag to loops. This usually provides the $value
from a token, where that can be displayed in a straightforward way.
v0.4.1
This is a minor release that fixes the ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND error that you'll encounter in v0.4.0. We had some improper import statements, which this release fixes.
v0.4.0
This release adds a new option to the HTML renderer that allows you to loop over all of the tokens with names matching a given pattern.
v0.3.0
This release adds a new option to the HTML renderer that allows you to display a subset of colors in a set of swatches that match a particular prefix.
v0.2.0
This release makes some changes to the HTML renderer. The biggest change is that the color swatches now produce a definition list (<dl>
) instead of a table. This is more semantically correct, but could be potentially breaking for users who have invested time formatting, consuming, or styling those tables.
We've also expanded the options for the color contrast report, adding options to skip either the AA or AAA test rows, or to skip the table altogether and just produce the examples.