litpd 0.3.1b0

Full Changelog: 0.3.0-beta.0...v0.3.1b0

0.3.0-beta.0

What's changed

• Replaced the Lua CLI and platform-specific PowerShell and Bash launchers with
  a single Python 3 CLI.
• A standalone Lua installation is no longer required; Pandoc continues to run
  the Lua filters with its built-in scripting engine.
• Replaced the Lua/Busted test runner with Python standard-library integration
  tests.
• Added responsive styling for the generated documentation, including improved
  navigation, tables, code blocks, mobile layout, and print output.

Requirements

• Python 3.8 or newer
• Pandoc

This is a beta prerelease.

v0.2.0-beta.0

• This is the first beta release of litpd. It is stable and I've been using it for more than a year.
• The current release adds support for linux and macos and contains
  several minor bug-fixes.
• The program has been updated to include a "Getting Started" section to help with installation and running the program.
• A sample helloworld.md program is included with the release.
• A release zip will be included with this release.

(the release files are patched to fix crlf in linux version)

v0.1.0-alpha.1

0.1.0-alpha.1 2024-05-10 Abhishek Mishra abhishekmishra3@gmail.com

• This is the second alpha release of litpd.
• litpd now supports code fragment blocks which can be reused in code file
  blocks.
  • Every reusable code fragment block is identified by a code_id.
  • A code_id is an alphanumeric identifier.
  • The code from a code_id fragment can be included in another code_id or
    code_file fragment by referring to it in the following form @<CODE_ID@>,
    where CODE_ID is the value of the code_id attribute of the code block.
  • Example usage of code_id is given in the tests.
• The program also creates labels for code_id and code_file code blocks,
  showing the associated id or `file. Again there are some examples in the
  tests.

v0.1.0-alpha.0

0.1.0-alpha.0 2024-03-31 Abhishek Mishra abhishekmishra3@gmail.com

• This is the first alpha release of litpd.
• litpd is a utility to write literate programs using pandoc.
  • One writes a program in pandoc markdown.
  • The code blocks in the markdown are extracted using a lua filter, and placed
    in their appropriate files during document generation.
  • Since pandoc can also generate the document in a publish-able format during
    generation, we have generated both literate program in a readable article
    form, and a runnable source-code form.
  • For more see litpd.md which is this program written as a literate
    program.