Get rid of unused options that were adding complexity and holding back actually useful features. Fix a couple bugs and also strip BOM characters from files, which on some csvs would mess up reading some fields on object rows. Update dependencies and remove yaml reading since no one uses yaml and it introduces its own security issues. See changelog for full details.
The More Options Edition
Add more options to readdir functions as well as control over verbose writing. See changelog for full details.
The silly fix edition π
This removes some errant console logs that were in getParser that were being used to monitor coverage.
The dependency fix edition π»
The shapefile library needed to be included as an external module to handle how it deals with node versus browser environments. This caused installs to fail even though the tests passed because those installed dev dependencies.
Also includes some small style tweaks to the docs, updates to the latest rollup, a few more tests and code coverage.
This is an exciting release because indian-ocean is now broken into es6 modules and brand new documentation. Adds a new convertData function which allows for converting from format to format. Aliases makeDirs to makeDirectories for less typing if you don't feel like typing. There's also an experimental browser bundle and some minor new features.
This is a breaking change because it drops support below Node 3 and changes the API for io.discernParser
Removes a few functions that weren't really ever used. Strips BOM characters from CSVs and fixes a bug with double slashes sometimes when using readdirFilter functions.
Add verbose option to writeData and writeDataSync, which allows you to turn off empty file warnings and also makes the error message more descriptive. Rename the dist output to be .cjs.js instead of .node.js. Add skipHidden and detailed options to readdir functions.
Small bug fix release. Puts shapefile library as an external dependency to fix an error on build. Also includes some small style tweaks to the docs, updates to the latest rollup, a few more tests and code coverage.
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