Release v0.9.5
This release fixes another selection bug, again discovered by anulman.
mischov
OvermindDL1
Lol, awesome finds by @anulman, great update relate as always, this explains why my bot got update notifications, thanks much!
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mischov
Release v0.10.1
This is a very minor release adding “support” for Elixir 1.7. In truth it’s been working fine with 1.7 this whole time, but now Travis CI ensures that fact.
In addition to that I added a bunch of older Elixir+OTP combinations to also be tested by Travis CI. Meeseeks started out on Elixir 1.3 and OTP 19 (a combination on which it still runs fine, thanks to the awesome Elixir team), and rather than just testing that and the latest combination I now also test some past combination existing between those two.
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mischov
Release v0.11.0
As of this release Elixir 1.3 is no longer tested or otherwise supported, and Elixir 1.8 is tested and supported. The minimum tested combination is now Elixir 1.4.0 and Erlang/OTP 19.3, and the maximum tested combination is now Elixir 1.8.1 and Erlang/OTP 21.0. Sorry Elixir 1.3 users, it was time.
This release also pulls in the recently released Meeseeks_Html5ever v0.11.0, which makes parsing faster and more memory efficient on Erlang/OTP 21.
Finally I’d like to note that as of a couple days ago Meeseeks is now over two years old!
I want to give a big “Thank you!” to all the people who have helped me design, implement, and test Meeseeks over the past couple years. Your collaboration and feedback have made the headaches worthwhile.
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mischov
In honor of Meeseeks 2nd birthday the first post in this thread has been updated and now includes an examination of why Meeseeks was created when Floki already existed in the space, and why you might (or might not) want to use Meeseeks instead of Floki.
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mischov
I’ve updated the Meeseeks vs. Floki benchmark to the latest versions of both, as well as the latest Benchee which means there’re now memory numbers.
Meeseeks’s edge in speed is even smaller than before - Meeseeks does a little more now than before, and Floki got faster on OTP 21 - though the memory measurements seem to clearly favor Meeseeks.
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mischov
Release v0.11.1
This release makes a couple of small improvements.
Firstly, Meeseeks now returns a better error when trying to parse a string of non-UTF-8 encoded content. Thank you to anulman for reporting that problem.
Secondly parse/2 now accepts :tuple_tree as a type, and parsing tuple trees with parse/1 has been soft deprecated and will emit a warning. Additionally, parsing tuple trees with unexpected node structure will now return a parse error instead of silently ignoring the node. Thank you to @axelson for reporting the parsing issue and discussing whether parse/1 should accept tuple trees.
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mischov
Release v0.11.2
This release includes several fixes to CSS selectors.
Previously names, idents, and strings in CSS selectors would not accept escaped or unicode characters, now CSS selectors accept both escaped characters and Elixir-style unicode code points. A big thank you to @Ripster for creating the issue that led to these fixes.
iex(1)> import Meeseeks.CSS
Meeseeks.CSS
iex(2)> Meeseeks.one("<div id=\"~\"></div>", css("#\\~"))
#Meeseeks.Result<{ <div id="~"></div> }>
iex(3)> Meeseeks.one("<div class=\"❤\"></div>", css(".❤"))
#Meeseeks.Result<{ <div class="❤"></div> }>
This release also includes some minor improvements to the CSS selector parser errors.
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