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v0.11.1

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@hpopp hpopp released this 22 Feb 19:11
17c297d

Added

  • Better documented typespecs. (#31)
  • Full unit test coverage. (#31)

v0.11.0

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@hpopp hpopp released this 31 Aug 17:25
890d0c7

Added

  • Center and right text alignment options (#16).

Changed

  • Bumped minimum Elixir version to 1.13.

Removed

  • Removed Scribe.auto_inspect/1.
  • Removed Scribe.auto_inspect?/0.

v0.10.0

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@hpopp hpopp released this 29 May 15:11
  • Added :device option to Scribe.print/2 for printing to a specific device.
    Defaults to :stdio

v0.9.0

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@hpopp hpopp released this 04 May 18:32
  • NoBorder style added.

v0.8.2

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@hpopp hpopp released this 17 Jan 06:07
  • Support for Elixir v1.8

v0.8.1

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@hpopp hpopp released this 26 Jul 03:43
  • Support for Elixir v1.7

v0.8.0

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@hpopp hpopp released this 15 Mar 16:00
f2907fc
  • :compile_auto_inspect and :auto_inspect config options, both default
    to false
  • Added Scribe.auto_inspect/1 for toggling auto inspect
  • Added Scribe.auto_inspect?/0
  • Removed Scribe.enable/0 and Scribe.disable/0, replaced with above
  • Removed Scribe.enabled?/0, replaced with above

To work with production releases, auto-inspect functionality can now be
optionally compiled (not compiled by default). To enable auto-inspect for
your development environment, add this to your config/dev.exs:

config :scribe,
  compile_auto_inspect: true,
  auto_inspect: true

To temporarily disable auto-inspect in your shell, use
Scribe.auto_inspect(false). Inspect will work as normal until set to
true again.

If auto-inspect is not compiled (or disabled), Scribe.print/2 and similar
functions will continue to work as normal.

v0.7.0

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@hpopp hpopp released this 19 Feb 21:07
  • Pseudographics style added