v3.2.0

Update dependencies, including a PR allowing multiple content transforms per element 🎉

v3.1.1

Dependency update!

v3.1.0

• Allow options to be passed to minify if needed - credit to @liitfr for the idea and implementation 🎉

v3.0.1

• Patch release to reshape-retext

v3.0.0

• MASSIVELY BREAKING, you are guaranteed to have to change code when updating to this version. Luckily the change is fairly small and simple. This change removes sugarml as the default option. In order to use sugarml as a default still, just yarn add sugarml, then require it and pass it in to the parser option and you're set.
• This preset also used to add one edge-case option, which was a couple parserRules that made it such that .html and .svg files would be imported through the default parser into sugarml templates. If this was something you were using, you can just re-add the parser rules manually and will be all set.
• If you were using this through spike, which many are, the default template for new projects now has an option to choose if you'd like it to be configured with sugarml or not, which makes it an easier switch if you still do favor sugarml.

v2.1.1

• Adds support for reshape-loader's multi option

v2.1.0

• Update to latest version of retext
• Update to latest version of reshape-minify, which contains fixes for script tags containing expressions

v2.0.0

• BREAKING If you are using reshape to generate javascript templates, you now need to pass a template: true option, otherwise code nodes will be evaluated after expressions for smoother processing when the output is going straight to string.

v1.1.0

• Adds an option to add markdown-it plugins, thanks to @tkraak and @mwickett 🎉

v1.0.0

• Stable release! 🌮
• Update to latest packages with better dependency reporting
• Works with spike v1.0.0