Release v2.0.0

This is a major release, because we cannot guarantee that it will work on your existing project without some tweaks. Specifically, we are changing the versions of all the extensions, we're changing the default FontAwesome version, and dropping support for certain Bulma-Extensions. See the readme for a complete list of which extensions we now support.

Changes

• Bulma and all bulma extensions are now submodules, which means we no longer need to do manual upgrades of these in the future.
• Some bulma extensions have been removed, others updated. The README now contains a complete list of which extensions are supported.
• We will now use the minified JS for most extensions by default, to improve performance slightly.
• JS will now be loaded with the defer option, another slight performance improvement.
• Our linting toolchain has grown stricter, and now includes the pep8-naming plugin.
• We now support FontAwesome 6 kits, both for Free and Pro versions! See our readme for instructions on how to set this up. If you don't set this up, FontAwesome v5.14.0 will be used by default.
• We now provide the JS required to be able to have clickable dropdown elements in Bulma, so you don't need to write this yourself. Simply add the bulma-dropdown extension to your BULMA_SETTINGS.

Release v1.3.2

Fixes a critical bug with a bad type annotation in finders.py.

The previous release didn't do this because I am a terrible programmer who forgot to include the commit with the fix 😁

Release v1.3.1

Fixes a critical bug with a bad type annotation in finders.py.

Also makes some minor changes to the readme.

Release v1.3.0

New features in this release:

• We now use Bulma v0.9.0 (thanks @JonasUJ!).
• New option for BULMA_SETTINGS: output_style. This allows you to configure how you want the generated CSS files to look, and includes an option to compress them to minimize their filesize. (Thanks @JonasUJ!)
• We've moved our CI from Azure DevOps to GitHub Actions.
• The new CI includes linting of all Pull Requests with flake8, and a set of flake8 plugins.

The changes to the CI should ensure releases will be easier in the future. All we need to do to release to PyPI now is to create a release here on GitHub. This will also ensure these GitHub releases will contain more relevant information than they did before.

Release: 1.2.0

This is an automated release.

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Release: 1.1.8

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Release: 1.1.7

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Release: 1.1.6

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Release: 1.1.5

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Release: 1.1.4

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