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A ruby gem to liberate content from Microsoft Word documents

v1.1.8

5 years ago
  • Fixes typo on an error Class name (#79) @HorlogeSkynet
  • Fix CI (#80) @benbalter
  • Fix code style
  • Update documentation
  • Update dependency versions

v1.1.6

8 years ago

Improved Windows support

v1.1.5

8 years ago
  • Fixed lists in Libreoffice > 5
  • Better dependency resolution
  • Test against libreoffice 4.x and 5.x

v1.1.4

8 years ago

Fail descriptively if LibreOffice GUI is open (#55)

v1.1.3

8 years ago

Fail loudly and descriptively if LibreOffice isn't installed (#54)

v1.1.2

9 years ago
  • Better command line usage (now supports --help and --version)
  • Better whitespace stripping (including HTML-encoded spaces like  )
  • Fix for stripping HTML from lists (e.g., links in list items)
  • Faster, more complete tests
  • Document model is now more object-oriented

v1.1.1

9 years ago
  • Improved windows support including windows-based tests
  • Use Open3 rather than shelling out directly for better compatibility
  • Fix for when LibreOffice is installed locally, rather than globally on OS X
  • Simplified soffice path detection
  • Default font size of 12 when not specified to fix newer versions of LibreOffice
  • Updated documentation

v1.1.0

9 years ago

Improvements

  • Better documentation, #25, props @konklone
  • Ruby 1.9.3 support, #27, props @blambeau
  • Better soffice executable detection, #36, props @parkr
  • Arbitrary tempdir support, #33, props @blambeau

Bug fixes

  • Support for files with whitespace in the filename, #32

v1.0.0

10 years ago
  • Word to Markdown now accepts .docx and .doc files directly, no need to export an .html file via Microsoft Word
  • Command line interface (bundle exec w2m path/to/file) returns markdown via stdout
  • Gem now relies on LibreOffice to convert Word to HTML
  • Complete refactor. OO FTW.
  • Reverse Markdown 0.5.x provides better nested list support, finer unrecognized tag control
  • Demo no longer distributed with Gem. See word-to-markdown-demo

v0.2.0

10 years ago
  • Initial Google Doc support
  • Refactor of nested list parsing for smarter indent calculation