Releases: bash/terminal-colorsaurus
Releases · bash/terminal-colorsaurus
0.4.7
- 🐛 Re-add missing license texts to the published crate
(this was a regression introduced in 0.4.5
).
0.4.6
- 🐛 Switch the string terminator back to
BEL
to work around
and issue in urxvt. Previously this was done only when urxvt
was detected. Unfortunately this detection was not reliable.
0.4.5
- ✨ Added support for Windows (starting with Windows Terminal v1.22, in preview at the time of writing).
Docs
- Included more terminals in terminal survey.
- The top level crate docs have been reduced to improve readability.
0.4.4
- Bump
mio
dependency to 1.0.
- ✨ Add helpful aliases to the docs.
0.4.3
- Remove private
docs
crate feature.
- 🐛 Fix broken link in docs.
0.3.4
- Removed private
docs
crate feature.
0.4.2
- ✨ Add optional dependency on
anstyle
to enable conversions from Color
to anstyle::RgbColor
.
- ✨ Add conversion from
Color
to rgb::RGB8
.
- ✨ Treat environments with no
TERM
env var as unsupported.
- Add
keywords
to package metadata.
- Remove dependency on
thiserror
.
0.4.1
- 🐛 Fixed
OSC 11
response being visible to users of GNU Screen
by detecting Screen and erroring before sending any control sequences (#16).
0.4.0
- ⚡ Renamed «color scheme» to «color palette».
- ⚡ Removed
is_dark_on_light
and is_light_on_dark
functions. Use color_scheme
instead.
- Add new convenience function
color_scheme
which returns a nice Dark / Light
enum.
- Add support for urxvt's
rgba:
color format.
- Further refined the documentation (more organized terminal list, new terminals tested).
- Improved handling of ambigous color palettes (e.g. when background color is the same as foreground).
- Queries are now terminated with
ST
(the standard string terminator) instead of BEL
(which is an xterm extension).
0.3.3
- Feature: Add new
Color::scale_to_8bit
function.
- Fix: Correctly scale colors up to 16 bits per channel.
- Fix: Support full range of
#r(rrr)g(ggg)b(bbb)
color syntax.
Docs
- Update terminal survey docs.
- Replace table with pretty graphs for latency docs ✨.