v1.0.3 rust

• Fixed NO_COLOR support when run without FORCE_COLOR

v3.1.0 nodejs

• added the -V fallback flag for versions to comply with POSIX

v1.0.2 rust

• fixed flags for help and version when run without text

v1.0.1-rust

• Fixed loading of fonts
• embedding now the font data into the binary

v3.0.0-nodejs

Cfonts has been re-built from scratch in rust and had it's nodejs app aligned to the more correct output that rust produced.

Nodejs

There are some minor changes to the node lib that warranted a new major release:

• Change to license from GPLv2 to GPLv3+
• letter-spacing is not appended anymore so the line ends at the last letter (which means more letters fit into a line)
• Alignments are calculated now with ceil rather than floor which means half pixel are rounded up, not down
• The console font now has it's own font file so we can re-use the same functionality and align across all fonts, also gives us more flexibility later if we want to make changes to the console font
• Hex colors for background are now supported
• The ANSI color system has been re-written from scratch giving us more flexibility and art-direction for when we have to convert 16 million colors to just 16
• chalk as a dependency is removed and replaced with supports-color
• The lower level ANSI16 colors now always render as ANSI16 and all other levels render depending on the current color support of the consuming console
• The correct order of env var priority has been set and is being tested: FORCE_COLOR then NO_COLOR
• letterspace_size has been added to each font file
• Moved the nodejs implementation into it's own folder ./src -> ./nodejs/src

Rust

The rust implementation comes with a lot of tests as well as an end-to-end test that compares the output of the rust binary to the output of node which is also compared to a fixture. This test is run on three platforms (Linux, macOS and Windows) now with Github Actions.

v3.0.0

Cfonts has been re-built from scratch in rust and had it's nodejs app aligned to the more correct output that rust produced.

Nodejs

There are some minor changes to the node lib that warranted a new major release:

• Change to license from GPLv2 to GPLv3+
• letter-spacing is not appended anymore so the line ends at the last letter (which means more letters fit into a line)
• Alignments are calculated now with ceil rather than floor which means half pixel are rounded up, not down
• The console font now has it's own font file so we can re-use the same functionality and align across all fonts, also gives us more flexibility later if we want to make changes to the console font
• Hex colors for background are now supported
• The ANSI color system has been re-written from scratch giving us more flexibility and art-direction for when we have to convert 16 million colors to just 16
• chalk as a dependency is removed and replaced with supports-color
• The lower level ANSI16 colors now always render as ANSI16 and all other levels render depending on the current color support of the consuming console
• The correct order of env var priority has been set and is being tested: FORCE_COLOR then NO_COLOR
• letterspace_size has been added to each font file
• Moved the nodejs implementation into it's own folder ./src -> ./nodejs/src

Rust

The rust implementation comes with a lot of tests as well as an end-to-end test that compares the output of the rust binary to the output of node which is also compared to a fixture. This test is run on three platforms (Linux, macOS and Windows) now with Github Actions.

v1.0.0-rust

Cfonts has been re-built from scratch in rust and had it's nodejs app aligned to the more correct output that rust produced.

Nodejs

There are some minor changes to the node lib that warranted a new major release:

• Change to license from GPLv2 to GPLv3+
• letter-spacing is not appended anymore so the line ends at the last letter (which means more letters fit into a line)
• Alignments are calculated now with ceil rather than floor which means half pixel are rounded up, not down
• The console font now has it's own font file so we can re-use the same functionality and align across all fonts, also gives us more flexibility later if we want to make changes to the console font
• Hex colors for background are now supported
• The ANSI color system has been re-written from scratch giving us more flexibility and art-direction for when we have to convert 16 million colors to just 16
• chalk as a dependency is removed and replaced with supports-color
• The lower level ANSI16 colors now always render as ANSI16 and all other levels render depending on the current color support of the consuming console
• The correct order of env var priority has been set and is being tested: FORCE_COLOR then NO_COLOR
• letterspace_size has been added to each font file
• Moved the nodejs implementation into it's own folder ./src -> ./nodejs/src

Rust

The rust implementation comes with a lot of tests as well as an end-to-end test that compares the output of the rust binary to the output of node which is also compared to a fixture. This test is run on three platforms (Linux, macOS and Windows) now with Github Actions.

v2.10.0

• bumped dependencies
• added typescript definitions into npm bundle

v2.9.3

• bumped dependencies

v2.9.2

• bumped dependencies