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bevryme
published 6.0.0 •

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v6.0.0 2019 November 11

  • As node v4 is no longer LTS, CSON can now use CoffeeScript v2
  • Minimum supported node version changed from v0.8 to the lowest LTS at the time of this release which is version v8
  • Updated dependencies, base files, and editions using boundation
bevryme
published 6.0.0-next.1573417680.ec12a81364623275f2d7c949bb4aca6a202cb24e •

bevryme
published 5.1.0 •

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v5.1.0 2018 January 25

bevryme
published 4.1.0 •

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v4.1.0 2017 April 10

  • cson2json and json2cson will now output the error if the input file is invalid
  • Updated base files
balupton
published 4.0.0 •

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v4.0.0 2016 October 20

  • parseCSString no longer creates the sandbox variable if it was missing, the responsibility of such things should be, and now is, handled via the eval function of coffeescript which is what that method uses - This is a major breaking change as parsing coffeescript files will now by default run still in a virtual machine but now in the global context rather than their own context - If you are parsing untrusted coffeescript files, you should now setup the sandbox option yourself with the appropriate values - If you are parsing trusted coffeescript files, or not parsing coffeescript files (e.g. only CSON files), then this change won't impact you - This change is done such that the result object from parseCSString passes result.__proto__ === Object.prototype which before it did not as the different context caused the prototype to point to a different contexts Object causing the assertion to fail
  • Updated dependencies
  • Updated internal packing conventions
balupton
published 3.0.2 •

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v3.0.2 2015 September 18

  • Updated dependencies to avoid duplicate CoffeeScript installations
balupton
published 3.0.1 •

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v3.0.1 2015 March 16

  • Fixed stdin support on Node 0.8
balupton
published 3.0.0 •

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v3.0.0 2015 March 16

  • Every function now also supports callbacks (2nd or 3rd argument)
  • Errors will now always maintain their stacks where possible
  • Simplified some aliases (b/c break) - Changed stringify to now accept the arguments you would expect stringify(data, replacer, indent) - Changed parse to delegate to parseCSONString instead of parseString - Changed load to delegate to parseCSONFile instead of parseFile - Removed require (it use to delegate to requireFile)
  • Updated dependencies
balupton
published 2.0.0 •

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v2.0.0 2015 February 6

  • API has been rewritten to be more robust and simple
  • CSON data is now parsed and stringified with the cson-parser package
  • CLI now supports stdin input
  • Node v0.11 and IO.js support
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