Changelog

Bling: Helps you quickly get rich text into your console printing.

For a list of breaking changes, check here

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Changed

Fixed

Removed

0.5.0

2025-03-09

Various internal refactoring and code cleanup, in addtion to new features:

Fixed

• Dynamic underline length in point-of-interest diagram

Added

• Theming system
• New "marquee" style labels for callouts
• New :gutter theme allows for arbitrarily large styled gutters, controlled by :margin-left value
• :text-decoration-* options added to point-of-interest options.

Changed

• Redesigned point-of-interest interface

Removed

• :border-weight options (now irrelevent with new theming system).

0.4.2

2024-11-19

Fixed

• Cljs error when printing only body with enriched text

0.4.1

2024-11-19

Fixed

• Support for terminal printing in node context
• Prining of callout with label and no body

0.4.0

Added

• Added bling.sample namespace

Fixed

• :text-decoration like underline and strikethrough props not working in browser console.

0.3.0

Added

• Add underline and strikethrough styling

0.2.0

2024-08-26

Added

• Orange, Olive, and Purple to the standard Bling pallette
• Named color aliases for system colors
• Ability to use arbitrary xTerm (0-256) colors

0.1.1

2024-08-26

Fixed

• Uncolored bold italic not showing italics - (bling [:bold.italic "hi"])

0.1.0

2024-08-24

Initial Release

Breaking changes

0.5.0

• The :type option for callout now only accepts for :error, :warning, and :info. Previously, it accepted the other semantic color aliases such as :positive, :subtle, :accent, etc., as well any of the other named colors from the Bling pallette. These alias and color names can be now provided by the new :colorway option. If both :colorway and :type options are supplied, the :type option will take precedence.

• The :border-weight option has been removed, replaced by the functionality provided by the new :theme option.

• By default, callout labels are printed in :neutral. This change was made for accesibility (contrast) reasons. Previously, these labels inherited the color set by the :type value.

• Labels with the default value of :minimal for the :label-theme option are bolded by default. Labels with the value of :marquee for the :label-value option are not bolded.

• The :warning alias is now mapped to :orange. Previously it was mapped to :yellow.