Changelog

v0.1.17 (2025-03-27) -- BREAKING BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY

fixed a few bugs in 0.1.16, no new functionality added
keeping the BREAKING note in case someone only looks at 0.1.17 and misses 0.1.16
as though anyone is looking at any of this ;)

BREAKING: Changed domible.tools.open_html_in_browser to open_html_document_in_browser
and added domible.tools.open_html_fragment_in_browser
makes it easier to, for example, create an HTML table using a builder then have that table popped open in the browser
updated domible.tools.open_object_in_browser
this change is transparent but is good for testing open_html_fragment_in_browser

this version is motivated by a desire to toggle visibility of all details elements
and now, forms... starting with the button
this is a very basic ability to create a button element
any attributes (e.g., type) will be done manually or via a builders class
this is all TBD and might change in subsequent releases
a new builder to add a toggle button to a page to expand/collapse the content of a details element
this is also the introduction of JavaScript into domible (sorry, it was inevitable)
the JS is hard coded into the builder, which might be the long term solution, but I doubt it
focus is on functionality, no CSS has been added
added toggle details button into efo.py in tests
added a toggle details button in open_object_in_browser() in domible tools
fixed bug in Script element where contents was not being passed to super().init

added Details and Summary elements to support collapsible regions
significant rewrite of element_from_object to hide lists in collapsible regions
removed bool to tell element_from_object to not include properties with value None, too hacky

added bool to tell element_from_object to not include properties with value None

fixed bug I created in v0.1.9 when using a temp file to open_html_in_browser
would have been nice for the .10 release to be something cool, not just me screwing up

added <hr> (HorizontalRule) element to sectioning
added ability to save html doc to a file in open_html_in_browser
and now setting encoding correctly to utf-8 when writing to file (saved or temporary)

more tweaks to tools and updating other areas to use tools
updated some dependencies
been focused on work and some volunteering stuff, hope to get back to this soon...

more tweaks to element_from_object
added open_object_in_browser to tools. now, in the REPL, I don't have to call element_from_object then open_in_browser.

tweaks to element_from_object. I didn't like the way headings read out within list items. Also, treat empty objects like terminals, simple print statement. I think it's a bit cleaner this way.

WARNING - Breaking backward compatibility with this release
changed several methods and variable names to snake case (Hey, cool aid!!)
added element_from_object to domible.builders, including simple test script (efo.py) in tests directory (not tied in to pytest though)
added add_sublist to ListBuilder to address HTML/CSS issue with extra "bullet point." (see comments in ListBuilder.py for more details)
ran "poetry up" to update all version constraints in pyproject.toml
updates to docs available at github pages for the domible repo.

wait for 0.1.4 to complete NavBuilder, want to get ListBuilder into pypi
changed documentation to mkdocs, so easy to automate deployment of docs to github pages
created ListBuilder to support NavBuilder
added many, and moved some, elements to support a nav builder
some modifications to dicli code and tablebuilder to support returning <style> and <script> elements
updated README to explain how CSS and JavaScript will be generated by builders

strange problem when installing domible[dicli]. pip appears to be installing dicli 0.1.0 and 0.1.1.
adding versioning to dicli package using same version from pyproject. let's see if that helps...

missed adding requests package to dev group and dicli extra
element reference pages on MDN appear to have changed. Updated parsing accordingly. This is for dicli elements
Along with upgrading the parsing, extended the summary to include all sibling paragraphs after the h1 heading in the element reference page. Also for dicli elements

First release of domible!
This release completes the evolution of pymenable from using jinja for document structure to using only Python classes.
Started some very basic pytest automated testing.
Started basic examples. Not sure if it will continue in notebooks.