3.2.0.0

• Add support for pretty-printing Haskell character literals. #57 Thanks again sjakobi!

3.1.1.0

• Added a pPrintString function for pretty-printing a String that is the output of show. Implemented in #54. Thanks sureyeaah!
• Fix build on GHC-7.10.3. #55. Thanks sjakobi.

3.1.0.0

• Numbers are now highlighted in green by default. Implemented in #51. Thanks lawrencebell!

3.0.0.0

• pretty-simple now escapes non-printable characters by default. A field called outputOptionsEscapeNonPrintable has been added to OutputOptions to control this behavior. Implemented in #44. Thanks dminuoso!
• pretty-simple now checks the output Handle to determine whether to print in color when using functions like pPrint. This makes it so that you can redirect output to a file on disk and still be able to read the output from pPrint! Implemented in #47. Thanks metiulekm!
• Add functions like pHPrint for specifying the Handle to output to. Added in #47.

2.2.0.1

• Fixed a bug where the parser failed to parse escaped quotation marks in string literals. Thanks Andreas!

2.2.0.0

• Fixed a bug with a missing space after strings. Thanks again Andrew!
• Add a command line flag --color to be able to set whether to use colors for a dark background (--color dark-bg), a light background (--color light-bg), or no color (--color no-color). This is from great work by Andrew!
• Made parsing/printing lazy - pretty-printing will now output strings continuously as they're read, handling potentially infinite input.

2.1.0.1

• Fix a bug where printing deeply nested data structures would take exponential time. Thanks Andrew!

2.1.0.0

• Make strings have indentation by default when pretty-printed. See #26. Thanks Milan!

2.0.2.1

• Add a small command-line program that will pretty print anything from stdin called pretty-print. It can be installed to ~/.local/bin if you enable the flag buildexe like so:

  $ stack install pretty-simple-2.0.2.1 --flag pretty-simple:buildexe
  

  When you run it, you can paste something you want formatted on stdin, then press Ctrl-D. It will print the formatted version on stdout:

  $ pretty-simple
  [(Just 3, Just 4)]
  
  ^D
  
  [
      ( Just 3
      , Just 4
      )
  ]
  

2.0.2.0

• Fix a problem with the pTraceShow functions not working correctly.

2.0.1.0

• Added the Debug.Pretty.Simple that exports functions that work like Debug.Trace.