Change log

pandoc-pyplot uses Semantic Versioning

Release 2.1.0.1

• Fixed outdated documentation (referencing "target" parameter)
• Fixed types required to build Configuration values that were not exported (SaveFormat, PythonScript)

Release 2.1.0.0

• Added support for config files ".pandoc-pyplot.yml", which specify different default values. This is mirrored in the new Configuration type and new functions, makePlotWithConfig and plotTransformWithConfig.
• Added the ability to specify a different Python interpreter to use.
• Added support for GIF and TIF files.
• Added the "-f"/"--formats" command to show supported output figure formats.
• Added support for GHC 8.2
• Moved internal modules to Text.Pandoc.Filter.Pyplot.Internal module.

Release 2.0.1.0

• Support for Markdown formatting in figure captions, including LaTeX math.

Release 2.0.0.0

Many breaking changes in this release:

• pandoc-pyplot will now determine the filename based on hashing the figure content. Therefore, figures will only be re-generated if necessary.
• Removed the ability to control the filename and format directly using the plot_target=... attribute.
• Added the ability to control the directory in which figures will be saved using the directory=... attribute.
• Added the possibility to control the figures dots-per-inch (i.e. pixel density) with the dpi=... attribute.
• Added the ability to control the figure format with the format=... attribute. Possible values are currently "png", "svg", "pdf", "jpg"/"jpeg" and "eps".
• The confusing plot_alt=... attribute has been renamed to caption=... for obvious reasons.
• The plot_include=... attribute has been renamed to include=....
• Added the generation of a higher resolution figure for every figure pandoc-pyplot understands.

Release 1.1.0.0

• Added the ability to include Python files before code using the plot_include=script.py attribute.
• Added a test suite.

Release 1.0.3.0

• Fixed an issue where pandoc-pyplot would not build with base < 4.9 (#1)

Release 1.0.2.0

• Added support for captions using the plot_alt=... attribute. For example:

    ```{plot_target=test.png plot_alt="This is a caption"}
    import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
    plt.figure()
    plt.plot([1,2,3,4,5],[1,2,3,4,5])
  

Release 1.0.1.0

• Added plotTransform :: Pandoc -> IO Pandoc function to transform entire documents. This makes it easier to integrate pandoc-pyplot into Hakyll-based sites!

Release 1.0.0.1

• Updated README with fixes and warnings
• Added top-level package documentation compatible with Haddock
• Added Unsafe language extension, as this filter will run arbitrary Python scripts.

Release 1.0.0.0

Initial release.

See documentation on Hackage