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7.0.0
6.0.0 🚨
support .paragraphs()
⚠️ major changes to output of .json()
. cleaning-up redundant data.:warning:
remove top-level templates
data (found in section
) - resume it with {templates:true}
remove top-level coordinates
data (found in templates
) - resume it with {coordinates:true}
remove top-level citations
data (found in section
) - resume it with {citations:true}
return empty arrays in .json()
again ¯_(:/)_ /¯
remove title on html output
change ambiguous options.title
for sections to options.headers
support lists of 1
begin removing empty references section by default
begin support for rendering citations at the bottom of documents
begin first-class references-parsing as objects at paragraph-level
use this: .citations()
--> .citations().map(c => c.json());
remove .wikitext()
and .reparse()
methods - keeping wikitext stateful caused too many issues
turn Image.file
into a function
include interwiki()
results in .links()
support follow_redirects
option to fetch
hide object data in console.logs
move ALL image urls from upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons
to wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Redirect/file/
via #86
image captions are now Sentence objects
rename citation → reference internally, and in json output
remove references inside section titles
6.1.0
titlecase internal link destinations #192
6.2.0
support categories in redirects
add mongo-encoding from dumpster-dive
6.3.0
support way (+20%?) more templates.
7.0.0
change result-format in a lot of templates, for more consistency.
notably: reference format, see also , IPA , main
support colspan/rowspan in tables (a little!)
support implicit first-row headers for some tables
return templates even if they have no data
begin support for some well-used {{foo start}}...{{foo end}}
templates
remove empty []
for some more section properties in .json()
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