v3.3.0

Adds support for Rails 7.1

Full Changelog: v3.2.0...v3.3.0

v3.2.0

• Adds support for Ruby 3.2
• Drops support for Ruby 2.6
• Drops support for Rails 4.2

Full Changelog: v3.1.0...v3.2.0

Curly 2.0.0

This is the second major release of Curly, and there's some awesome new stuff in there as well as some breaking changes.

Breaking Changes

• Some methods and exceptions have been renamed to emphasize the nomenclature used by Curly: components consist of a name, an optional identifier and a set of attributes.
• The syntax checker is now stricter. If a presenter method has a required argument, a component must specify an identifier. If the method doesn't have an argument, a component must not specify an argument.

New Features

• Components can now have attributes, e.g. {{widget width=200px height=100px title="Hello there!"}}. Any attribute specified on a component must be present as a keyword argument on the presenter method. If the keyword argument is required, the attribute must be specified.
• Collection blocks allow you to enumerate a collection right within a Curly template! Using the special {{*<component>}} block syntax, e.g. {{*comments}}<li>{{body}} -- {{author}}{{/comments}}, you can specify a sub-template that is used to render each item in the collection returned by the presenter method. The presenter class used to render the sub-template is deduced based on the component name; in this case, CommentPresenter.

Curly 0.12.0

• Allow Curly to output Curly syntax by using the {{{ ... }} syntax:

  {{{curly_example}}
  

Curly 0.11.0

• Make Curly raise an exception when a reference or comment is not closed.
• Fix a bug that caused an infinite loop when there was whitespace in a reference.

Curly 0.10.2

• Fix a bug that caused non-string presenter method return values to be
  discarded.

Curly 0.10.1

• Fix a bug in the compiler that caused some templates to be erroneously HTML escaped.

Curly 0.10.0

• Allow comments in Curly templates using the {{! ... }} syntax:

  {{! This is a comment }}
  

Curly 0.9.1

• Better error handling. If a presenter class cannot be found, we not
  raise a more descriptive exception.
• Include the superclass' dependencies in a presenter's dependency list.

Curly 0.9.0

• Allow running setup code before rendering a Curly view. Simply add a
  #setup! method to your presenter – it will be called by Curly just
  before the view is rendered.