3.0.6

What is new

• Add xcodeproj so that running carthage update will build the code into frameworks

3.0.5

What is new

• Fix minor bug: #29

3.0.4

What is new

• Added support for CocoaPods. See README for Podfile instructions.

3.0.3

What is new

• Added Swift 3.1.1 support
• Added new test case to enforce equal number of tests on OSX and Linux; randomize test order

3.0.2

What is new

• Added Swift 3.1 support
• Added new Travis matrix build to test for backwards compatibility with Swift 3.0.2

3.0.1

What is new

• Added Swift 3.0.2 support
• Added docs generated via Jazzy

3.0.0

Major update adding support for more HTML escape options

What's new

• Support more HTML escape options (allowUnsafeSymbols, encodeEverything)
• Support global HTML escape option overrides
• Change default value of useNamedReferences parameter from true to false
• Ignore non-printing ASCII characters (DEL, TAB, etc.) when escaping

This update is tagged as 3.0.0 because it contains breaking changes since 2.0.1. Make sure to test your code again after updating to 3.0.0.

2.0.1

What is new

• Supports Swift 3.0.1; backwards compatible with Swift 3.0

2.0.0

Major update adding HTML5 support

What is new

• Supports HTML5 named character references (NegativeMediumSpace; etc.)
• HTML5 spec-compliant; strict parse mode recognizes parse errors
• Decode HTML in non-strict mode by default (previously it was strict mode by default)

This update is tagged as 2.0.0 because it contains breaking changes since 1.0.2. Make sure to test your code again after updating to 2.0.0.

1.0.2

Bug fixes

• Fixed bug when parsing special numeric characters (i.e., € should be decoded as 0x20AC, aka the Euro sign); full table of special numeric characters here
• Fixed bug when parsing invalid unicode ranges (0xD800 to 0xDFFF inclusive, or greater than 0x10FFFF); now these numeric character references will all be decoded as the 0xFFFD replacement character