Bump html-validate from 7.18.0 to 8.0.0

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Bumps html-validate from 7.18.0 to 8.0.0.

Release notes

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v8.0.0

8.0.0 (2023-06-04)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

• api: The ConfigFactory parameter to ConfigLoader (and its child classes StaticConfigLoader and FileSystemConfigLoader) has been removed. No replacement.

If you are using this you are probably better off implementing a fully custom loader later returning a ResolvedConfig.

• api: A new getContextualDocumentation replaces the now deprecated getRuleDocumentation method. The context parameter to getRuleDocumentation is now required and must not be omitted.

For rule authors this means you can now rely on the context parameter being set in the documentation callback.

For IDE integration and toolchain authors this means you should migrate to use getContextualDocumentation as soon as possible or if you are continuing to use getRuleDocumentation you are now required to pass the config and context field from the reported message.

• api: This change affect API users only, specifically API users directly using the Config class. Additionally when using the StaticConfigLoader no modules will be resolved using require(..) by default any longer. Instructions for running in a browser is also updated, see below.

To create a Config instance you must now pass in a Resolver (single or array):

+const resolvers = [ /* ... */ ];
-const config = new Config( /* ... */ );
+const config = new Config(resolvers, /* ... */ );

This applies to calls to Config.fromObject(..) as well.

The default resolvers for StaticConfigLoader is StaticResolver and for FileSystemConfigLoader is NodeJSResolver. Both can optionally take a new set of resolvers (including custom ones).

Each resolver will, in order, try to load things by name. For instance, when using the NodeJSResolver it uses require(..) to load new items.

• NodeJSResolver - uses require(..)
• StaticResolver - uses a predefined set of items.
• api: The HtmlValidate class now has a Promise based API where most methods return a promise. The old synchronous methods are renamed.

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Changelog

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8.0.0 (2023-06-04)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

See {@​link migration migration guide} for details.

• api: The ConfigFactory parameter to ConfigLoader (and its child classes StaticConfigLoader and FileSystemConfigLoader) has been removed. No replacement.

If you are using this you are probably better off implementing a fully custom loader later returning a ResolvedConfig.

• api: A new getContextualDocumentation replaces the now deprecated getRuleDocumentation method. The context parameter to getRuleDocumentation is now required and must not be omitted.

For rule authors this means you can now rely on the context parameter being set in the documentation callback.

For IDE integration and toolchain authors this means you should migrate to use getContextualDocumentation as soon as possible or if you are continuing to use getRuleDocumentation you are now required to pass the config and context field from the reported message.

• api: This change affect API users only, specifically API users directly using the Config class. Additionally when using the StaticConfigLoader no modules will be resolved using require(..) by default any longer. Instructions for running in a browser is also updated, see below.

To create a Config instance you must now pass in a Resolver (single or array):

+const resolvers = [ /* ... */ ];
-const config = new Config( /* ... */ );
+const config = new Config(resolvers, /* ... */ );

This applies to calls to Config.fromObject(..) as well.

The default resolvers for StaticConfigLoader is StaticResolver and for FileSystemConfigLoader is NodeJSResolver. Both can optionally take a new set of resolvers (including custom ones).

Each resolver will, in order, try to load things by name. For instance, when using the NodeJSResolver it uses require(..) to load new items.

• NodeJSResolver - uses require(..)
• StaticResolver - uses a predefined set of items.

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Commits

• b5c91c3 chore(release): 8.0.0
• 7f4202d Merge branch 'feature/resolver' into 'master'
• 57b9ebb docs: add migration guide
• e309d89 feat(api)!: remove ConfigFactory
• fac704e feat(api): FileSystemConfigLoader supports passing a custom fs-like object
• 60c9a12 feat(api)!: new getContextualDocumentation to replace getRuleDocumentation
• 3dc1724 feat(api)!: add Resolver classes as a mean to separate fs from browser build
• adc7783 feat(api)!: add Promise based API to HtmlValidate class
• d685e6a feat(api)!: ConfigLoader must return ResolvedConfig
• a0a512b feat(api)!: remove TemplateExtractor in favour of `@html-validate/plugin-ut...
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