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Releases

@hyperbook/fs@0.14.0

Minor Changes

#882 26ae87e Thanks @mikebarkmin! - The release is a complete rewrite of the underlying process to generate the HTML files. React was removed from the project and replaced with remark plugins. This improves build times and give us more control over the whole process. For example there is no need anymore for running npx hyperbook setup.

I also added a new pagelist directive, which can be used to list pages based on user-defined criteria. This directive also replaces the included glossary page. Therefore, you need to create on yourself. This can be easily done by creating a page glossary.md with the following content:
```
---
name: Glossary
---

::pagelist{format="glossary" source="href(/glossary/)"}
```
Additionally, I added the ability to use custom JavaScript and CSS-files - see the documentation under Advanced Features - in addition to using HTML in your hyperbook, when the allowDangerousHtml option is enabled in your config.

I also improved the appearance of custom links, by moving them to the footer on mobile devices.

hyperbook@0.34.0

Minor Changes

#882 26ae87e Thanks @mikebarkmin! - The release is a complete rewrite of the underlying process to generate the HTML files. React was removed from the project and replaced with remark plugins. This improves build times and give us more control over the whole process. For example there is no need anymore for running npx hyperbook setup.

I also added a new pagelist directive, which can be used to list pages based on user-defined criteria. This directive also replaces the included glossary page. Therefore, you need to create on yourself. This can be easily done by creating a page glossary.md with the following content:
```
---
name: Glossary
---

::pagelist{format="glossary" source="href(/glossary/)"}
```
Additionally, I added the ability to use custom JavaScript and CSS-files - see the documentation under Advanced Features - in addition to using HTML in your hyperbook, when the allowDangerousHtml option is enabled in your config.

I also improved the appearance of custom links, by moving them to the footer on mobile devices.

Patch Changes

Updated dependencies [26ae87e]:
- @hyperbook/types@0.9.0
- @hyperbook/fs@0.14.0

@hyperbook/markdown@0.10.0

Minor Changes

#882 26ae87e Thanks @mikebarkmin! - The release is a complete rewrite of the underlying process to generate the HTML files. React was removed from the project and replaced with remark plugins. This improves build times and give us more control over the whole process. For example there is no need anymore for running npx hyperbook setup.

I also added a new pagelist directive, which can be used to list pages based on user-defined criteria. This directive also replaces the included glossary page. Therefore, you need to create on yourself. This can be easily done by creating a page glossary.md with the following content:
```
---
name: Glossary
---

::pagelist{format="glossary" source="href(/glossary/)"}
```
Additionally, I added the ability to use custom JavaScript and CSS-files - see the documentation under Advanced Features - in addition to using HTML in your hyperbook, when the allowDangerousHtml option is enabled in your config.

I also improved the appearance of custom links, by moving them to the footer on mobile devices.

@hyperbook/types@0.9.0

Minor Changes

#882 26ae87e Thanks @mikebarkmin! - The release is a complete rewrite of the underlying process to generate the HTML files. React was removed from the project and replaced with remark plugins. This improves build times and give us more control over the whole process. For example there is no need anymore for running npx hyperbook setup.

I also added a new pagelist directive, which can be used to list pages based on user-defined criteria. This directive also replaces the included glossary page. Therefore, you need to create on yourself. This can be easily done by creating a page glossary.md with the following content:
```
---
name: Glossary
---

::pagelist{format="glossary" source="href(/glossary/)"}
```
Additionally, I added the ability to use custom JavaScript and CSS-files - see the documentation under Advanced Features - in addition to using HTML in your hyperbook, when the allowDangerousHtml option is enabled in your config.

I also improved the appearance of custom links, by moving them to the footer on mobile devices.

@hyperbook/web-component-excalidraw@0.2.0

Minor Changes

#882 26ae87e Thanks @mikebarkmin! - The release is a complete rewrite of the underlying process to generate the HTML files. React was removed from the project and replaced with remark plugins. This improves build times and give us more control over the whole process. For example there is no need anymore for running npx hyperbook setup.

I also added a new pagelist directive, which can be used to list pages based on user-defined criteria. This directive also replaces the included glossary page. Therefore, you need to create on yourself. This can be easily done by creating a page glossary.md with the following content:
```
---
name: Glossary
---

::pagelist{format="glossary" source="href(/glossary/)"}
```
Additionally, I added the ability to use custom JavaScript and CSS-files - see the documentation under Advanced Features - in addition to using HTML in your hyperbook, when the allowDangerousHtml option is enabled in your config.

I also improved the appearance of custom links, by moving them to the footer on mobile devices.

hyperbook-studio@0.25.0

Minor Changes

#882 26ae87e Thanks @mikebarkmin! - The release is a complete rewrite of the underlying process to generate the HTML files. React was removed from the project and replaced with remark plugins. This improves build times and give us more control over the whole process. For example there is no need anymore for running npx hyperbook setup.

I also added a new pagelist directive, which can be used to list pages based on user-defined criteria. This directive also replaces the included glossary page. Therefore, you need to create on yourself. This can be easily done by creating a page glossary.md with the following content:
```
---
name: Glossary
---

::pagelist{format="glossary" source="href(/glossary/)"}
```
Additionally, I added the ability to use custom JavaScript and CSS-files - see the documentation under Advanced Features - in addition to using HTML in your hyperbook, when the allowDangerousHtml option is enabled in your config.

I also improved the appearance of custom links, by moving them to the footer on mobile devices.

Patch Changes

Updated dependencies [26ae87e]:
- @hyperbook/markdown@0.10.0
- @hyperbook/fs@0.14.0

openpatch / hyperbook

Version Packages #883

Releases

@hyperbook/fs@0.14.0

Minor Changes

hyperbook@0.34.0

Minor Changes

Patch Changes

@hyperbook/markdown@0.10.0

Minor Changes

@hyperbook/types@0.9.0

Minor Changes

@hyperbook/web-component-excalidraw@0.2.0

Minor Changes

hyperbook-studio@0.25.0

Minor Changes

Patch Changes