CHANGELOG.md

Master

Breaking

• None

Enhancements

• None

Bug Fixes

• None

0.7.0

Breaking

• None

Enhancements

• CI tests for Xcode 9 and Swift 4 on Linux support.

Bug Fixes

• Fixes for Xcode 9 beta 3

0.6.0: Table Service

Breaking

• TextTableColumn.width was refactored to TextTableColumn.width() to better reflect the O(n) complexity of calculating this value.
• TextTableObject was renamed to TextTableRepresentable.

Enhancements

• Added Documentation.
• Re-enabled console formatting support for Linux.
• Improved compilation time.
• Added convenience method for rendering tables from an array of TextTableRepresentables (renderTextTable).
• Now available via CocoaPods.

Bug Fixes

• None

0.5.0: Heading In The Right Direction

Breaking

• TableObject.tableHeaders was rename TableObject.columnHeaders for clarity.

Enhancements

• TextTables can now optionally have table headers.
• TableObjects can now optionally supply a table header

Bug Fixes

• None

0.4.0: Swift 3.0 Support

Breaking

• SwiftyTextTable adopts the new Swift 3.0 convention of explicit first parameter labels for functions.
• Linux support for dealing with console formatting escape sequences has been removed for the time being due to regular expression portability problems.

Enhancements

• Swift 3.0 support!

Bug Fixes

• None

0.3.1: Swift 2.3 Support

Breaking

• None

Enhancements

• SwiftyTextTable is now compatible with Swift 2.3 on OS X and Linux thanks to the great work of Norio Nomura.

Bug Fixes

• None

0.3.0: Table Objects Oh My!

Breaking

• TextTable.addRow now takes an array instead of an argument list. This was to support TextTableObject.

Enhancements

• TextTableObject allows for easy table creation from an array of objects.
• Better SPM testing support.

Bug Fixes

• None

0.2.2: No Escape

Breaking

• None.

Enhancements

• None.

Bug Fixes

• Fix length calculation for string with console escape sequences.
  Scott Hoyt #5