Release for minify-v2.3.5

v2.3.3

Add flex

Bugfixes for NULL handling

This fixes a couple of bugs in the HTML, XML and JS implementations that caused out-of-bounds panics. The HTML parser now allows NULL bytes to be in the source.

Remove dependencies on buffer and strconv

v2.3.1

Merge buffer and strconv packages

Performance

• Use a new buffer that holds all data in memory, giving significant speed-ups for parsing
• Speed-up JSON consumeString
• Break CSS selectors at the commas, this reduces memory requirements for (mostly) SASS/LESS generated CSS
• Add position tracking upon errors, showing line number and column in the error message

v2.2.0

This v2.2 release is synchronous with tdewolff/minify v2.2

Changelog:

• JS: improved parsing of edge cases
• JS: allow HTML inline comments
• CSS: improved parsing of bad declarations
• CSS: parse custom properties

Thanks to @RReverser for improvements on the JS parser.

v2.1.0

This v2.1 release is synchronous with tdewolff/minify v2.1

Changelog:

• HTML: foreign tags are now parsed entirely by the foreign parser (XML), not just their contents
• Unexpected NULL character error now returned by parsers

Performance

This is v2 that works with minify-v2 and the buffer package. It is mostly a performance upgrade from v1.1.0. Also refactored tests and increased test coverage. Some minor API changes have been made, namely the Next() methods now return TokenType and []byte but not the total shifted number of bytes (used for freeing up bytes from the underlying buffer). This now happens through calling Free(int) on the underlying buffer.

Changelog:

• functionality move between parse and other packages
• differentiate between (raw) data and text for tokens
• keep newlines when reducing whitespace
• keep bang-comments

Bugfixes:

• HTML/XML: don't panic on empty end tags
• JS: don't panic on EOF in template
• XML: don't panic on early ending CDATA

Zero-copy

This uses a more performant underlying buffer and which removes any need to copy byte slices. This release point is to be used with minify v1.1.0.

v1

This denotes a stable release point to be used with minify v1.0.0.