crystagiri changelog

Changelog History

• v0.4.0-alpha Changes

  April 18, 2019

  🆕 News

  • 🆕 New parsing engine #12 (thanks to @giuseongit )
  • Extends Crystagiri::Tag API #13 (thanks to @giuseongit )

• v0.3.5 Changes

  April 12, 2019

  🆕 News:

  • ➕ Add possibilty to follow redirect link #11 (thanks to @giuseongit )

• v0.3.4 Changes

  November 28, 2018

  • 👉 Make block return #5

• v0.3.2 Changes

  December 09, 2016

  Correction

  • correct impossibility to found a node who contains a number in its classname

• v0.3.1 Changes

  December 09, 2016

  Correction

  • correct impossibility to found a node who contains a number in its classname

• v0.3.0 Changes

  December 09, 2016

  feature

  • ➕ Add anew Crystagiri::Tag class who include a XML::Node variable and add more usefull method
  • add a benchmark between Crystagiri & Nokogiri

• v0.2.1 Changes

  December 09, 2016

  Corrections

  • 📇 Rename Crystagiri::HTML.class method as Crystagiri::HTML.where_class.
  • To be more logic, I renamed also Crystagiri::HTML.tag into Crystagiri::HTML.where_tag
  • Correct a bug when user search only a class with Crystagiri::HTML.css

• v0.2.0 Changes

  December 09, 2016

  new feature

  • Implement css query

    doc.css("#main-content ol.steps") {|node| puts node}# => <ol class="steps"> .. </ol>doc.css("#body>quote.introduction") {|node| puts node}# => <quote class="introduction"> .. </quote>

• v0.1.0 Changes

  December 09, 2016

  Initial release

  📜 In this first version you can only parse Html file represented by Crystagiri::HTML. You can instanciate it from :

  doc = Crystagiri::HTML.new "\<h1\>Crystagiri is awesome!!\</h1\>"doc = Crystagiri::HTML.from\_file "README.md"doc = Crystagiri::HTML.from\_url "http://example.com/"
  

  Then you can search all XML::Node by:

  • HTML tag

    doc.tag("h2") { |node| puts node }# => <h2> .. </h2># => <h2> .. </h2># => <h2> .. </h2>

  • HTML id

    puts doc.at_id("main-content") # => <div id="main-content"> ... </div>

  • HTML class attribute

    doc.class("summary") { |node| puts node }# => <div class="summary"> .. </div># => <div class="summary"> .. </div># => <div class="summary"> .. </div>