Wicked Pdf changelog

Changelog History

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• v1.4.0

  June 13, 2019

  🆕 New Features

  • Add support for log_level and quiet options

• v1.3.0

  May 20, 2019

  🆕 New Features

  • 👍 Add support for Webpacker provided bundles

• v1.2.2

  April 03, 2019

  🛠 Fixes

  • 🏁 Fix issue loading Pty on Windows
  • Fix conflict with remotipart causing SystemStackError

• v1.2.1

  April 03, 2019

  🛠 Fixes

  • Fix SystemStackError in some setups

• v1.2.0

  April 03, 2019

  🆕 New Features

  • Add raise_on_all_errors: true option to raise on any error that prints to STDOUT during PDF generation
  • Add ability to use the assigns option to render to assign instance variables to a PDF template
  • Add ability to track console progress with progress: -> (output) { puts output }. This is useful to add reporting hooks to show your frontend what page number is being generated.

  🛠 Fixes

  • Fix conflict with other gems that hook into render and avoid using alias_method_chain where possible
  • Fix issue using the shell to locate wkhtmltopdf in a Bundler environment
  • Fix wkhtmltopdf path detection when HOME environment variable is unset
  • 🚅 Fix error when the Rails constant is defined but not actually using Rails
  • Fix compatibility issue with Sprockets 4
  • 🚅 Fix compatibility issue with Mime::JS in Rails 5.1+
  • Fix deprecation warning by using after_action instead of after_filter when available
  • Provide Rails base_path to find_asset calls for Sprockets file lookup
  • Logger changes:
    • Use Rails.logger.debug instead of p
    • Change logger message to prepend [wicked_pdf] instead of nonstandard ****************WICKED****************
  • 📚 Documentation changes:
    • Update link to wkhtmltopdf homepage
    • Update link to wkhtmltopdf_binary_gem
    • Update documentation for usage with the Asset Pipeline
    • Document default_protocol option
    • Document image and no_image options
    • Document issue with DPI/scaling on various platforms
    • Document creating and attaching a PDF in a mailer
    • Document dependency on wkhtmltopdf with RubyGems
    • Add example using WickedPDF with Rails in an API-only configuration
    • Add example for rending a template as a header/footer
    • Add GitHub issue template
    • Add CodeClimate Badge
  • RuboCop cleanup
  • ⚡️ Updates to Travis CI pipeline to support newer versions of Ruby & Rails

• v1.1.0

  February 02, 2017

  🆕 New Features

  • 👌 Support Rails 5.x and Sprockets 3.x
  • 👌 Support window_status: 'somestring' option, to instruct wkhtmltopdf to wait until the browser window.status is equal to the supplied string. This can be useful to force rendering to wait as explained quite well here
  • Support no_stop_slow_scripts: true to let slow running scripts delay rendering
  • 🚅 Changes to asset finding to support Rails 5

  🛠 Fixes

  • Improved error handling
  • Namespace helper classes under WickedPdf namespace

• v1.0.6

  April 05, 2016

  🛠 Fixes

  • 👀 Revert shellescaping of options. The fix was causing more issues than it solved (like "[page] of [topage]" being escaped, and thus not parsed by wkhtmltopdf). See #514 for details.

• v1.0.5

  April 05, 2016

  🛠 Fixes

  • 💅 Numerous RuboCop style violation fixes, spelling errors, and test-setup issues from indyrb.org hack night. Thank you all for your contributions!
  • Shellescape options. A stray quote in header or footer would cause PDF to fail to generate, and this should close down many potential attack vectors if you allow user-supplied values to be passed into wicked_pdf render options.

• v1.0.4

  March 28, 2016

  🛠 Fixes

  • 🚅 Check that logger responds to info before calling it. It was possible to have a logger method defined as a controller helper that would override Rails.logger.
  • 💅 Issue with Sprockets 3.0 where an asset referenced in a stylesheet not existing would raise an exception read_asset on nil.

• v1.0.3

  March 28, 2016

  🛠 Fixes

  • ⏪ Revert default DPI. Some installs of wkhtmltopdf would experience major slowdowns or crashes with it set to 72. It is suggested that a DPI of 75 may be better, but I'm holding off on making it a default without more information.

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