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1. remcohaszing/remark-mdx-frontmatter@6.0.0·1 day ago

   What's Changed

   • 530b5ce Rename RemarkMdxFrontmatterOptions to remarkMdxFrontmatter.Options
   • 2c8b09c Use npm staged publishing
   • 5deaec4 Remove support for Node.js < 22
   • 60e3727 Replace the toml dependency with smol-tomlby @egrimstad in #20
   • 6c0ed63 Use OIDC for publishing

   New Contributors

   • @egrimstad made their first contribution in #20

   Full Changelog: https://github.com/remcohaszing/remark-mdx-frontmatter/compare/v5.2.0...v6.0.0

2. josemarluedke/remark-hbs@0.5.0·1 month ago

   The first release since 2021. remark-hbs moves to ESM and unified 11, and the whole toolchain is modernized.

   The plugin's rendered output is unchanged. This release is a platform and packaging update, not a behaviour change — see What did not change for how that was verified.

   💥 Breaking changes

   ESM-only

   The package is now "type": "module" with a default export and an exports map. There is no CommonJS build.

   // Before
   const hbs = require('remark-hbs');
   
   // After
   import hbs from 'remark-hbs';
   

   CommonJS consumers are not shut out — require() of an ES module works on the Node versions this package supports, and returns a namespace with __esModule set, so a compiled-TypeScript require('remark-hbs').default keeps working. If you are on an older Node, use await import('remark-hbs').

   Because an exports map is now declared, deep imports into the package (remark-hbs/something) are no longer resolvable. Only the package root is public.

   Node 20.19+ required

   engines moves from >= 10.* to ^20.19.0 || >=22.12.0. Those specific floors are the Node versions that support require() of an ES module, which is what keeps CommonJS consumers working.

   unified 11 is now a peer dependency

   "peerDependencies": { "unified": "^11.0.0" }
   

   Install unified yourself. unified 9 and 10 are no longer supported — the plugin now uses unist-util-visit 5 and the unified 11 type surface.

   Types rewritten

   index.d.ts used export = with a namespace, which cannot describe an ESM default export. It is now a default export with RemarkHbsOptions as a named export:

   // Before
   import remarkHbs from 'remark-hbs';           // via esModuleInterop
   // (RemarkHbsOptions lived on a namespace)
   
   // After
   import remarkHbs, { type RemarkHbsOptions } from 'remark-hbs';
   

   The option names are unchanged — escapeCurliesCode and escapeCurliesInlineCode, both defaulting to true.

   unist-builder dropped

   It was only used to build html and text nodes, which are now plain object literals. The dependency is gone; unist-util-visit (^5.1.0) is the only runtime dependency.

   🐛 Fixes

   • Incompatible with Unified v10 (#27) — the old types imported Settings from unified, which unified 10 had removed, breaking type-checking with TS2305. unified 11 exports Settings again and the types now resolve cleanly.
   • Removed a latent ReferenceError: parseHBS contained a bare recursion = 0 assignment to an undeclared global, which throws under ESM's implicit strict mode.

   What did not change

   The point of this release was to modernize the platform without moving a single byte of rendered output, and that was verified rather than assumed:

   • A harness was pinned to the old stack (unified 9 / remark-html 13.0.1 / unist-util-visit 2 / unist-builder 2) and first confirmed to reproduce the previously committed snapshots exactly, establishing it as a trustworthy baseline.
   • Old and new were then diffed across every test input and both fixtures, under default options and with escapeCurliesCode: false / escapeCurliesInlineCode: false: byte-identical throughout.
   • Snapshots were migrated to vitest by decoding and comparing them key-by-key against that baseline, not by re-recording them.
   • Verified against a real consumer (Docfy): clean compile, unchanged test results, successful classic-Ember and Vite builds, and all 40 generated .gjs template files byte-identical by checksum.

   ⚠️ Note for remark-html users

   Unrelated to this release, but easy to trip over while upgrading: remark-html began sanitizing by default in 13.0.2, which strips the raw component invocations this plugin emits. If your components vanish from the output, pass sanitize: false:

   unified().use(markdown).use(hbs).use(html, { sanitize: false });
   

   Known limitations

   Unchanged from previous releases, and confirmed to behave identically:

   • An inline component invocation followed by more text drops the trailing text — Text with <MyComponent /> and {{foo}} loses and {{foo}} (see josemarluedke/docfy#150).
   • Closing an element tag on its own line is parsed as a blockquote by CommonMark (#17).

   🛠️ Internal

   • jest → vitest, which runs ESM natively rather than needing NODE_OPTIONS='--experimental-vm-modules'
   • yarn → pnpm, with a packageManager field
   • CI rebuilt: actions/checkout@v5 / actions/setup-node@v5 and a Node 20 / 22 / 24 matrix, replacing a global yarn install on Node 10
   • Added eslint (flat config) and a tsc --noEmit type check, both behind a single pnpm run lint; prettier 2 → 3
   • Dev tooling to current majors: eslint 10, TypeScript 7, vitest 4, globals 17
   • Added files and exports; removed the stale .npmignore

   🤝 Credits

   The ESM conversion began in #28 by @NullVoxPopuli back in December 2021 — that PR's ESM work, its .prettierrc.cjs rename, and its fix for the undeclared-global bug all carried into #35.

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   💥 Breaking Change

   • Modernize: ESM, unified 11, vitest, pnpm (#35) @josemarluedke

   📦 Dependencies

   • chore(deps): update dev tooling to latest majors (#36) @josemarluedke
   • Bump ws from 7.4.2 to 7.5.3 (#24) @dependabot
   • Bump path-parse from 1.0.6 to 1.0.7 (#23) @dependabot
   • Bump glob-parent from 5.1.1 to 5.1.2 (#22) @dependabot

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   Contributors

   @NullVoxPopuli, @dependabot, @dependabot[bot] and @josemarluedke

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   For full changes, see the comparison between v0.4.1 and v0.5.0

3. jaywcjlove/rehype-video@2.3.2·2 months ago

   

   Documentation v2.3.2: https://raw.githack.com/jaywcjlove/rehype-video/06f7b0d/index.html
   Comparing Changes: https://github.com/jaywcjlove/rehype-video/compare/v2.3.2...v2.3.2

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