v.1.4.0

• Added: A change-log
• Added: Improved handling of unrecognised options
• Added: Improved default palette for limited-colour environments
• Added: Shading to empty bracket-pairs and key-value separators
• Added: Support for customising colours using PPJSON_COLOURS
• Added: Support for underlining e-mail addresses
• Added: Support for --version switch
• Added: Support for writing prettified source back to source files
• Changed: Default --paged value; lengthy output now always paged
• Changed: Input now parsed as JavaScript instead of raw JSON data
• Fixed: ANSI escape sequences included in redirected output
• Fixed: Errors not properly caught when reading inaccessible files
• Fixed: Minor bugs with underlining URLs inside brackets or quotes
• Fixed: Utter lack of support on systems that aren't macOS

v1.3.0

This release adds a new option to send lengthy output to a pager program if it's too long to fit in one window without scrolling:

ppjson -p war-and-peace.json

Options may now also be set to FALSE by passing a value of N or n as its parameter (e.g., --colour=N or -c N). Nothing exciting, but felt impelled to touch on it nonetheless.

v1.2.0

This release adds colouring to null and boolean values, and adds support for customising colours using environment variables.

v1.1.0

This release adds a new option for alphabetising object properties. Just pass -a or --alphabetise on command-line. This option's particularly handy for sorting colossal data dumps where data's been enumerated in no predictable order.

v1.0.0

The first distribution-ready incarnation of the program, tagged prior to publication on NPM.