Changelog

#210: "ship" becomes "shipped" (and no more "shiped") in English, based on a list.

For French only, in sentence mixin, ability to use personal pronouns with person 1S, 2S, 1P, 2P as objects, or to pass a non standard pronounForm e.g. to generate Il nous en remercie.

For French only, now all French tenses (including INFINITIF, PARTICIPE PRESENT) supported. Passive voice is also supported in verb and sentence mixin.

exactly the same as 4.2.1, but with search activated on production website (…​)

#196: fix contraction of Le and Les in the fr_FR locale when the l is capitalized

#193: search on documentation website is now powered by Antora Lunr extension

fix mode synonym once when calling runSynz using rosaenlg-lib

changed to node 16

switched to TypeScript 5 - which should have not impact at runtime

now uses Antora 5 to generate the documentation website - which should have not impact except potentially on documentation

For French only, in sentence mixin, ability to insert a adverb modifier before the direct object, using modifierAdverb, e.g. to generate Le directeur ne prête pas souvent sa camionnette à ses élèves.

fix inconsistent space in value function in no-pug mode

fix French possessive determiners in case of vowel hiatus

updated transitive verbs list for French

rosaenlg-parallel-poc works again

new getters in noPugmode to provide smoother integration with typescript

For French and English only, in sentence mixin, ability to generate a negative sentence, using negative: true, e.g. to generate she is not giving it, she hasn’t it in English, and il ne les lui a pas données, ils n’ont jamais conduit in French.

For French and English only, in sentence mixin, ability to generate a subject personal pronoun (I, you etc. in English, je, tu etc. in French), using person property in subjectGroup.

For French only, in value and sentence mixins, ability to generate a possessive determiner, using personOwner: 1, e.g. to generate ma maison, ta maison. The personOwner parameter is also available in the sentence mixin subject and object groups.

#174: the initial rosaenlg package is split in two packages: a rosaenlg-lib package, without any Pug dependency, to be used (1) in 'noPug' mode, and (2) by the rosaenlg package (for templates), and a rosaenlg package, using the rosaenlg-lib package for usage within templates, and having the Pug dependencies. For 'noPug' mode users, this requires to now use the rosaenlg-lib package.

Documentation from versions below 3.0.0 is no more published. 3.0.0 was released 2021-05-06. Main driver is build performance: building the full doc on all versions took ages.

sentence mixin to generate complete sentences using a description tree with subject, verb, complement. Support is beta (work in progress) and limited to French and English. See Sentences documentation.

The rosaenlg/cli docker image did not exist for the previous version

#161: tests on dates were creating dates using UTC, then displaying them locally, which could lead to inconsistencies when running the tests in some time zones

#158: nested protect structures are now properly handled; they became common because of the auto protection of numbers (from 3.2.4)

The html tags are now cleanup up before calling chooseBest, which can have an impact on regression testing (yet the text output should be improved)

#154: it is now possible to reuse the context from one run to another, e.g. keeping the knowledge of what was said, the synonyms triggered etc. See Save context documentation.

Morph-it! italian linguistic resource: explicit use of Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.0 License (vs the GNU Lesser General Public License)

#152: Hn tags (<h1>, <h2> etc.) are now considered as structure tags (like <p>), thus having capitalization

#150: when we had a span around a word, the space after that word were eaten (thanks blegaut)

#148: on bulleted lists, use list_last_end_item to have a specific ending for the last item in the list

#100: adds official names of the countries, instead of just common names, e.g. French Republic while France is the common name

#131: suppressed wrong dependencies of english-verb-helper

dependency updates to solve some security issues

#127: in French, "de des" contracts in "de"

#128: (most) raw numbers are automatically protected from filtering

added zh_CN language, with only one feature: no extra spaces added when enumerating elements

cleaned space management

#124: #[+value(1, {'TEXTUAL':true, agree: getAnonFS() })] now outputs une in French

Empty bullet lists no longer write ul start and end tag

eatSpace symbol can now work without space before or after

clearer error message when giving a gender instead of an object that should have a gender

doc: adding the docker recipe from reinoldus to cook templates into a new docker image

` with ` keyword for an assembly in eachz no longer matching if it appears as text in the assembly

#109: There can now be 2 levels of assembly in eachz and itemz. See in 2 levels assembly in eachz/itemz doc.

#112: in French, "ainsi que à les" now contracts as "ainsi qu’aux"

\# present in documentation are now corrected in # (thanks to recipe https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor/issues/3415)

doc: indexation will remain every 48 hours and automatic

doc: newer version of Algolia for search

doc: changelog cut in different parts for better indexation

support for PARTICIPLE_PRESENT and PARTICIPLE_PAST in English tenses (as requested in #84)

synonyms: {mode: 'once'} now avoids to trigger last triggered alternative after a reset (#110)

#103: value tag now accepts a mixin as first argument

dependencies update

bug #97: fixes spaces in tag name interpolation and attributes (thanks Mathias)

curl example is fixed

checking asm mode for 'paragraph' before throwing a paragraph error

pug_mixins documentation

tok var definition fix in tag function (thanks Mathias Winckel)

added the exception 'cama' (Spanish gender)

you may use RosaeNLG without using templates, accessing directly the low level JavaScript API; support is experimental. See Usage without Pug templates

there are now some "universal tenses" defined, which work for multiple languages; see Universal tenses table