Releases: webcomics/dosage
Releases · webcomics/dosage
3.1
Supported Python versions: 3.8-3.13
Windows users: Please use the dosage.exe whenever possible. If that one somehow doesn't work, you can try dosage-legacy.exe, but please report an issue if you still need that version, since it will be removed in the next release!
Added
- Support for Python 3.11-3.13
- Some comics
- DEV: Extended scraper API with a
extract_image_urlsmethod - DEV: pre-commit hooks are uses for code style & linting
- DEV: A new matcher for matching the start of class names
Changed
- Replaced custom output with Python stdlib logging and rich - This should make
it easier to embed dosage into other tools. - robots.txt parsing is now more lenient, bringing dosage more in line with other
downloading tools like yt-dlp & gallery-dl - Modernized PyInstaller integration
Removed
- Support for Python 3.7
- Some comics
- DEV: Dropped CSS support
Fixed
- Many comics
- Better shell completion support
3.0
WARNING: Only Python 3.7+ is supported!
Windows users: Please use the dosage.exe whenever possible. If that one somehow doesn't work, you can try dosage-legacy.exe, but please report an issue if you still need that version, since it will be removed in the future!
Added
- Support for Python 3.9 & 3.10
- Custom XPath function (d:class("foo")) instead of substring match
- Support for user plugins
- Many comics
Removed
- Python 2 & 3.5-3.6 support
- Some comics
Fixed
- Many comics
2.17
This will be the last release with Python 2 support. This comes shortly after
the 2.16 release to fix the broken update check in that release.
Added
- Comic SmackJeeves/WhatWeRememberTheMost
- Engine for WebToons (big thanks to Daniel Ring)
Fixed
- Update check now always shows assets instead of the repo tarball.
- Fixes Wapsi Square (#149).
2.16
Added
- Many, many comics :D
- Comic modules can now use a proper HTML parser (based on lxml) with XPath
or CSS expressions. - Users are notified if they are using modules which were
removed/moved/renamed. - Use CodeClimate to analyse source code quality and CodeCov to track test
coverage.
Changed
- Annotation text can now be optional (Fetching a comic doesn't fail if it
doesn't appear on every page). - When using HTML output, next and previous links are now also at the end of
the page. - Use the Python import system (previously PEP-302) instead of the file system
to find modules. - Remove embedded colorama, depend on it instead.
- Replace homegrown PY2/3 compatibility with six.
- Build dosage website with staticsite.
- Reworked comic module structure. Webcomics are now class instances instead of
classes. While this doesn't change that much for single comic modules,
"virtual" modules covering multiple comics can now be written much more
concise. See issue #42 for details. - Windows build is now one standalone EXE file (thanks to PyInstaller).
- Allow combining -n with -c or -a (related to #90). This allows to set an
upper bound to normally "unconstrained" fetch modes. - Replace forced "sleep" between requests with a simple host-based throttling
mechanism. - Uses imagesize instead of Pillow to get image sizes. (Pillow is a very big
libary with many binary dependencies and we were using only this feature from
it)
Removed
- Many, many broken/disappered comics :(
Fixed
- Many, many comics :D
- Let Requests figure out encodings.
- Don't crash when HTML output is run more than once per day. Closes: wummel#78