termdash/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

Added

• the Text widget now allows user to specify custom scroll marker runes.

Changed

• tcell dependency was upgraded 1.4.0.
• made tcell terminal implementation the default in examples, demos and documentation.
• upgrading versions on all dependencies.
• terminal cells now support font modifier options (bold, italic, underline, strikethrough).

Fixed

• addressing some lint issues.
• coveralls again triggers and reports on PRs.
• improving test coverage in some modules.
• changing the Blue color in demos to a more readable shade.
• fixed a bug where segment display text in termdashdemo appeared to be jumping.

0.12.2 - 31-Aug-2020

Fixed

• advanced the CI Go versions up to Go 1.15.
• fixed the build status badge to correctly point to travis-ci.com instead of travis-ci.org.

0.12.1 - 20-Jun-2020

Fixed

• the tcell unit test can now pass in headless mode (when TERM="") which happens under bazel.
• switching coveralls integration to Github application.

0.12.0 - 10-Apr-2020

Added

• Migrating to Go modules.
• Renamed directory internal to private so that external widget development is possible. Noted in README.md that packages in the private directory don't have any API stability guarantee.

0.11.0 - 7-Mar-2020

Breaking API changes

• Termdash now requires at least Go version 1.11.

Added

• New tcell based terminal implementation which implements the terminalapi.Terminal interface.
• tcell implementation supports two initialization Options:
  • ColorMode the terminal color output mode (defaults to 256 color mode)
  • ClearStyle the foreground and background color style to use when clearing the screen (defaults to the global ColorDefault for both foreground and background)

Fixed

• Improved test coverage of the Gauge widget.

0.10.0 - 5-Jun-2019

Added

• Added time.Duration based ValueFormatter for the LineChart Y-axis labels.
• Added round and suffix ValueFormatter for the LineChart Y-axis labels.
• Added decimal and suffix ValueFormatter for the LineChart Y-axis labels.
• Added a container.SplitOption that allows fixed size container splits.
• Added grid functions that allow fixed size rows and columns.

Changed

• The LineChart can format the labels on the Y-axis with a ValueFormatter.
• The SegmentDisplay can now display dots and colons ('.' and ':').
• The Donut widget now guarantees spacing between the donut and its label.
• The continuous build on Travis CI now builds with cgo explicitly disabled to ensure both Termdash and its dependencies use pure Go.

Fixed

• Lint issues found on the Go report card.
• An internal library belonging to the Text widget was incorrectly passing math.MaxUint32 as an int argument.

0.9.1 - 15-May-2019

Fixed

• Termdash could deadlock when a Button or a TextInput was configured to call the Container.Update method.

0.9.0 - 28-Apr-2019

Added

• The TextInput widget, an input field allowing interactive text input.
• The Donut widget can now display an optional text label under the donut.

Changed

• Widgets now get information whether their container is focused when Draw is executed.
• The SegmentDisplay widget now has a method that returns the observed character capacity the last time Draw was called.
• The grid.Builder API now allows users to specify options for intermediate containers, i.e. containers that don't have widgets, but represent rows and columns.
• Line chart widget now allows math.NaN values to represent "no value" (values that will not be rendered) in the values slice.

Breaking API changes

• The widgetapi.Widget.Draw method now accepts a second argument which provides widgets with additional metadata. This affects all implemented widgets.
• Termdash now requires at least Go version 1.10, which allows us to utilize math.Round instead of our own implementation and strings.Builder instead of bytes.Buffer.
• Terminal shortcuts like Ctrl-A no longer come as two separate events, Termdash now mirrors termbox-go and sends these as one event.

0.8.0 - 30-Mar-2019

Added

• New API for building layouts, a grid.Builder. Allows defining the layout iteratively as repetitive Elements, Rows and Columns.
• Containers now support margin around them and padding of their content.
• Container now supports dynamic layout changes via the new Update method.

Changed

• The Text widget now supports content wrapping on word boundaries.
• The BarChart and SparkLine widgets now have a method that returns the observed value capacity the last time Draw was called.
• Moving widgetapi out of the internal directory to allow external users to develop their own widgets.
• Event delivery to widgets now has a stable defined order and happens when the container is unlocked so that widgets can trigger dynamic layout changes.

Fixed

• The termdash_test now correctly waits until all subscribers processed events, not just received them.
• Container focus tracker now correctly tracks focus changes in enlarged areas, i.e. when the terminal size increased.
• The BarChart, LineChart and SegmentDisplay widgets now protect against external mutation of the values passed into them by copying the data they receive.

0.7.2 - 25-Feb-2019

Added

• Test coverage for data only packages.

Changed

• Refactoring packages that contained a mix of public and internal identifiers.

Breaking API changes

The following packages were refactored, no impact is expected as the removed identifiers shouldn't be used externally.

• Functions align.Text and align.Rectangle were moved to a new internal/alignfor package.
• Types cell.Cell and cell.Buffer were moved into a new internal/canvas/buffer package.

0.7.1 - 24-Feb-2019

Fixed

• Some of the packages that were moved into internal are required externally. This release makes them available again.

Changed

Breaking API changes

• The draw.LineStyle enum was refactored into its own package linestyle.LineStyle. Users will have to replace:

  • draw.LineStyleNone -> linestyle.None
  • draw.LineStyleLight -> linestyle.Light
  • draw.LineStyleDouble -> linestyle.Double
  • draw.LineStyleRound -> linestyle.Round

0.7.0 - 24-Feb-2019

Added

New widgets

• The Button widget.

Improvements to documentation

• Clearly marked the public API surface by moving private packages into internal directory.
• Started a GitHub wiki for Termdash.

Improvements to the LineChart widget

• The LineChart widget can display X axis labels in vertical orientation.
• The LineChart widget allows the user to specify a custom scale for the Y axis.
• The LineChart widget now has an option that disables scaling of the X axis. Useful for applications that want to continuously feed data and make them "roll" through the linechart.
• The LineChart widget now has a method that returns the observed capacity of the LineChart the last time Draw was called.
• The LineChart widget now supports zoom of the content triggered by mouse events.

Improvements to the Text widget

• The Text widget now has a Write option that atomically replaces the entire text content.

Improvements to the infrastructure

• A function that draws text vertically.
• A non-blocking event distribution system that can throttle repetitive events.
• Generalized mouse button FSM for use in widgets that need to track mouse button clicks.

Changed

• Termbox is now initialized in 256 color mode by default.
• The infrastructure now uses the non-blocking event distribution system to distribute events to subscribers. Each widget is now an individual subscriber.
• The infrastructure now throttles event driven screen redraw rather than redrawing for each input event.
• Widgets can now specify the scope at which they want to receive keyboard and mouse events.

Breaking API changes

High impact

• The constructors of all the widgets now also return an error so that they can validate the options. This is a breaking change for the following widgets: BarChart, Gauge, LineChart, SparkLine, Text. The callers will have to handle the returned error.

Low impact

• The container package no longer exports separate methods to receive Keyboard and Mouse events which were replaced by a Subscribe method for the event distribution system. This shouldn't affect users as the removed methods aren't needed by container users.
• The widgetapi.Options struct now uses an enum instead of a boolean when widget specifies if it wants keyboard or mouse events. This only impacts development of new widgets.

Fixed

• The LineChart widget now correctly determines the Y axis scale when multiple series are provided.
• Lint issues in the codebase, and updated Travis configuration so that golint is executed on every run.
• Termdash now correctly starts in locales like zh_CN.UTF-8 where some of the characters it uses internally can have ambiguous width.

0.6.1 - 12-Feb-2019

Fixed

• The LineChart widget now correctly places custom labels.

0.6.0 - 07-Feb-2019

Added

• The SegmentDisplay widget.
• A CHANGELOG.
• New line styles for borders.

Changed

• Better recordings of the individual demos.

Fixed

• The LineChart now has an option to change the behavior of the Y axis from zero anchored to adaptive.
• Lint errors reported on the Go report card.
• Widgets now correctly handle a race when new user data are supplied between calls to their Options() and Draw() methods.

0.5.0 - 21-Jan-2019

Added

• Draw primitives for drawing circles.
• The Donut widget.

Fixed

• Bugfixes in the braille canvas.
• Lint errors reported on the Go report card.
• Flaky behavior in termdash_test.

0.4.0 - 15-Jan-2019

Added

• 256 color support.
• Variable size container splits.
• A more complete demo of the functionality.

Changed

• Updated documentation and README.

0.3.0 - 13-Jan-2019

Added

• Primitives for drawing lines.
• Implementation of a Braille canvas.
• The LineChart widget.

0.2.0 - 02-Jul-2018

Added

• The SparkLine widget.
• The BarChart widget.
• Manually triggered redraw.
• Travis now checks for presence of licence headers.

Fixed

• Fixing races in termdash_test.

0.1.0 - 13-Jun-2018

Added

• Documentation of the project and its goals.
• Drawing infrastructure.
• Testing infrastructure.
• The Gauge widget.
• The Text widget.