v1.5.0

What's Changed

• PHPUnit Upgrade, Github Actions to replace Travis CI by @tedivm in #112
• Update build status badge by @tedivm in #113
• Drop support for PHP 7

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0

v1.4.0: PHP 8

Merge pull request #97 from RiKap/patch-1

Allow php 8.0

v1.3.3 - Regression Fix

This release fixes a regression that was introduced in 1.3.2.

v1.3.2

This release corrects a bug with regular expressions breaking after arithmetic operations.

v1.3.1: php 7.3 bugfixes

Merge pull request #78 from morozov/issues/71

Fixed test failures on PHP 7.3

v1.3.0

• Support for Template Literals
• Update dev dependencies to latest versions
• Drop testing support for HHVM and PHP5.6
• Add testing support to PHP7.2

v1.2.0

This release has a few bug fixes and upgrades to the testing suite.

v1.1.0

This release incorporates a number of performance optimizations and improved UTF character detection.

v1.0.1: Empty Comment Bug Fix

This release fixes a bug where completely empty comments could be misinterpreted as just the opening or closing comment tag, rather than the whole thing, causing runtime errors or missing javascript code.

Example comment:

/**/

JShrink v1.0.0!!!!

This release, besides being the first v1.0 release and thus having a stable API, includes:

• Formatting updates for PSR-1 and PSR-2
• Increased code coverage significantly.
• Increased testing of Comments, Strings and Regex.
• Added tests for error conditions to ensure proper exceptions are thrown.
• Added additional test groups for feature requests and in development test cases.
• Cleaned up stray lines that were being outputted around comments.
• Reduced size of multiline strings even further!
• Revamped "minify" static function to for efficiency.
• Made code more portable by removing some old PHP 5.2 code.
• Normalized Exception methods and made them more clear.
• Added and updated a lot of the comments.
• Removed a few bugs around edge cases in javascript (like "i + ++j").
• Refactored code for improved clarity and development

As always, thank you for the support! I hope JShrink makes all of your projects faster for all of your users.