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Releases
hyperbook@0.101.0
Minor Changes
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Rework how bookmarks store their label, so bookmarks show what the page shows.A bookmark label used to be baked into an
onclickattribute of the bookmarkbutton and rendered with
innerHTML. Labels are now read from the renderedheading when a bookmark is saved, and stored as parts instead of markup:
The bookmark list builds its entries from those parts with the DOM, so nothing
that was stored is parsed as HTML, and an emoji that is rendered as an image
stays an image in the bookmark list. Emojis are stored by id, never by URL, so
bookmarks survive a change of the
basePath.This also fixes bookmarking a heading that contains a quote or a backslash.
Those characters ended up inside a JavaScript string in the
onclickattribute and made the button throw a syntax error.
The bookmark indicator is no longer the 🔖 emoji. Both the button on a heading
and the marker in the bookmark list are drawn from the stylesheet with a mask,
so the control looks the same on every platform, takes the color of the
heading it belongs to in light and dark mode, and does not change when the
emoji style changes. A bookmarked heading now shows a filled icon instead of only a less
transparent one.
Breaking:
hyperbook.ui.toggleBookmark(key, label)no longer takes a label:hyperbook.ui.toggleBookmark(key). The label comes from the heading.onclick. They are handled by adelegated listener and carry
data-key,data-label,aria-labelandaria-pressed..bookmarkin thestylesheet, so a custom style that replaced the emoji has to be updated.
the new shape, and a plain label is still rendered, so nothing is lost.
Patch Changes
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Fixmailto:andtel:links in markdown.makeUrlonly passed through URLscontaining
://or starting withdata:, so[Write us](mailto:a@b.c)wasresolved against the base path and became
href="/mailto:a@b.c". Any URL witha scheme is now passed through untouched.
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Addelements.emoji.style. Emojis are drawn by the reader's operating system,so the same emoji looks different on Windows, macOS, Android and Linux. Setting
the style to
twemojireplaces them with Twemoji images at build time, so ahyperbook looks the same on every platform. This covers emojis in the content
as well as icons from the config, leaves code untouched, and only copies the
emojis a book actually uses into its output. The default stays
native.@hyperbook/markdown@0.72.0
Minor Changes
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Rework how bookmarks store their label, so bookmarks show what the page shows.A bookmark label used to be baked into an
onclickattribute of the bookmarkbutton and rendered with
innerHTML. Labels are now read from the renderedheading when a bookmark is saved, and stored as parts instead of markup:
The bookmark list builds its entries from those parts with the DOM, so nothing
that was stored is parsed as HTML, and an emoji that is rendered as an image
stays an image in the bookmark list. Emojis are stored by id, never by URL, so
bookmarks survive a change of the
basePath.This also fixes bookmarking a heading that contains a quote or a backslash.
Those characters ended up inside a JavaScript string in the
onclickattribute and made the button throw a syntax error.
The bookmark indicator is no longer the 🔖 emoji. Both the button on a heading
and the marker in the bookmark list are drawn from the stylesheet with a mask,
so the control looks the same on every platform, takes the color of the
heading it belongs to in light and dark mode, and does not change when the
emoji style changes. A bookmarked heading now shows a filled icon instead of only a less
transparent one.
Breaking:
hyperbook.ui.toggleBookmark(key, label)no longer takes a label:hyperbook.ui.toggleBookmark(key). The label comes from the heading.onclick. They are handled by adelegated listener and carry
data-key,data-label,aria-labelandaria-pressed..bookmarkin thestylesheet, so a custom style that replaced the emoji has to be updated.
the new shape, and a plain label is still rendered, so nothing is lost.
Patch Changes
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Addelements.emoji.style. Emojis are drawn by the reader's operating system,so the same emoji looks different on Windows, macOS, Android and Linux. Setting
the style to
twemojireplaces them with Twemoji images at build time, so ahyperbook looks the same on every platform. This covers emojis in the content
as well as icons from the config, leaves code untouched, and only copies the
emojis a book actually uses into its output. The default stays
native.create-hyperbook@0.3.9
Patch Changes
20de8fe,20de8fe]:@hyperbook/types@0.23.2
Patch Changes
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Fixmailto:andtel:links in markdown.makeUrlonly passed through URLscontaining
://or starting withdata:, so[Write us](mailto:a@b.c)wasresolved against the base path and became
href="/mailto:a@b.c". Any URL witha scheme is now passed through untouched.
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Addelements.emoji.style. Emojis are drawn by the reader's operating system,so the same emoji looks different on Windows, macOS, Android and Linux. Setting
the style to
twemojireplaces them with Twemoji images at build time, so ahyperbook looks the same on every platform. This covers emojis in the content
as well as icons from the config, leaves code untouched, and only copies the
emojis a book actually uses into its output. The default stays
native.hyperbook-studio@0.52.0
Minor Changes
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Rework how bookmarks store their label, so bookmarks show what the page shows.A bookmark label used to be baked into an
onclickattribute of the bookmarkbutton and rendered with
innerHTML. Labels are now read from the renderedheading when a bookmark is saved, and stored as parts instead of markup:
The bookmark list builds its entries from those parts with the DOM, so nothing
that was stored is parsed as HTML, and an emoji that is rendered as an image
stays an image in the bookmark list. Emojis are stored by id, never by URL, so
bookmarks survive a change of the
basePath.This also fixes bookmarking a heading that contains a quote or a backslash.
Those characters ended up inside a JavaScript string in the
onclickattribute and made the button throw a syntax error.
The bookmark indicator is no longer the 🔖 emoji. Both the button on a heading
and the marker in the bookmark list are drawn from the stylesheet with a mask,
so the control looks the same on every platform, takes the color of the
heading it belongs to in light and dark mode, and does not change when the
emoji style changes. A bookmarked heading now shows a filled icon instead of only a less
transparent one.
Breaking:
hyperbook.ui.toggleBookmark(key, label)no longer takes a label:hyperbook.ui.toggleBookmark(key). The label comes from the heading.onclick. They are handled by adelegated listener and carry
data-key,data-label,aria-labelandaria-pressed..bookmarkin thestylesheet, so a custom style that replaced the emoji has to be updated.
the new shape, and a plain label is still rendered, so nothing is lost.
Patch Changes
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Fixmailto:andtel:links in markdown.makeUrlonly passed through URLscontaining
://or starting withdata:, so[Write us](mailto:a@b.c)wasresolved against the base path and became
href="/mailto:a@b.c". Any URL witha scheme is now passed through untouched.
#1153
20de8feThanks @mikebarkmin! - Addelements.emoji.style. Emojis are drawn by the reader's operating system,so the same emoji looks different on Windows, macOS, Android and Linux. Setting
the style to
twemojireplaces them with Twemoji images at build time, so ahyperbook looks the same on every platform. This covers emojis in the content
as well as icons from the config, leaves code untouched, and only copies the
emojis a book actually uses into its output. The default stays
native.Updated dependencies [
20de8fe,20de8fe]: