:blue_book: Asciidoctor EPUB3 is a set of Asciidoctor extensions for converting AsciiDoc to EPUB3
This is a quick release to workaround regression in gepub 1.0.16. Also, a couple of crashes was fixed.
Released on: 2024-05-12 Released by: @slonopotamus
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Amazon was putting up more and more roadblocks discouraging users from using MOBI and KF8 last years. The time has come. Starting from this release, Asciidoctor EPUB3 drops support for those formats and now will fully concentrate development efforts on providing the best EPUB3 experience.
Released on: 2024-02-04 Released by: @slonopotamus
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This release is a quick fix for 2.x.x series. It restores visual style for bold and italic text.
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(#461)Released on: 2024-01-13 Released by: @slonopotamus
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This initial 2.x.x release of Asciidoctor EPUB3 drops support for pre-2.0 Asciidoctor and bumps minimal required Ruby version to 2.6. Also, there are various bugfixes and improvements to produced output files.
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styling to be more customizable (#450):pygments-linenums-mode: inline
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tags for chapters (#388)Released on: 2024-01-12 Released by: @slonopotamus
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This is a first non-alpha release of Asciidoctor EPUB3, mainly because someone got tired of typing "alpha" everywhere. What does it mean for you? Well, most importantly, you no longer need to pass --pre
to RubyGems when installing Asciidoctor EPUB3. And that's basically all. We did, are, and will continue to try to keep backward compatibility so documents will still produce adequate EPUB/MOBI files.
Possibly even more exciting feature of this release is that Kindlegen is back! Even though Amazon dropped Kindlegen from its webservers, what was put on the Internets stays there forever. Thanks to The Wayback Machine that remembers (almost) everything, we can use it to download Kindlegen binaries.
Now, a fly in the ointment: Asciidoctor EPUB3 no longer supports Ruby 2.3. It got EOL back in March of 2018 and we continued to support it as long as we could. Today, several of Asciidoctor EPUB3 dependencies already dropped Ruby 2.3 and complexity of its further support is too high for current Asciidoctor EPUB3 development team. Hopefully, three years was enough for everyone to update to newer Ruby!
And please, don't ask what has happened to v1.5.0.
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attribute (#382):back-cover-image:
document attribute (#396)Released on: 2021-04-29 Released by: @slonopotamus
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Here's another bugfix release. Produced documents look even better in iBooks, thanks to @hepabolu. A bunch of EPUB compatibility issues discovered by @agoncal were fixed.
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attribute is set (#371)epub:type
for admonitions (#373)epub:type
attributes for special sections (#374)Released on: 2020-10-21 Released by: @slonopotamus
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Interesting features of this release: inline table of contents, MathML, EPUB landmarks and darker color palette for better readability on e-ink devices.
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from chapter subtitle (#123):toc:
document attribute (#174):front-cover-image:
value (#353)Released on: 2020-07-27 Released by: @slonopotamus
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This is a minor release that fixes some issues with remote image/audio/video dedicated to @hepabolu.
Released on: 2020-05-25 Released by: @slonopotamus
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This is a small release that brings in some interesting new features like initial audio/video support and an ability to configure section level for chapter splitting via :epub-chapter-level:
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definition list (#165):data-uri:
document attribute (#324):epub-chapter-level:
attribute (#327)Released on: 2020-04-26 Released by: @slonopotamus
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This release is a combination of a few but very annoying bugs fixed and a couple of new features. A single regression that was discovered in previous release was fixed: <<anchor,link text>>
renders as link text
again. Syntax highligting support was extended, it is now possible to use both Rouge and CodeRay. Section numbering and captions are now supported, so chapters and appendices are titled properly. Last, but not least, CSS was adjusted to prevent crash on Sony Reader family.
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to show link text (#317)Released on: 2020-03-10 Released by: @slonopotamus
Logs: resolved issues | full diff