Changelog History
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v0.6.2 Changes
April 29, 2020- 📚 performance and documentation improved
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v0.6.1 Changes
January 17, 2020⚡️ htmldate finds original and updated publication dates of any web page. All the steps needed from web page download to HTML parsing, scraping and text analysis are included.
In a nutshell, with Python:
from htmldate import find_date
find_date('http://blog.python.org/2016/12/python-360-is-now-available.html')
'2016-12-23'
find_date('https://netzpolitik.org/2016/die-cider-connection-abmahnungen-gegen-nutzer-von-creative-commons-bildern/', original_date=True)
'2016-06-23'On the command-line:
$ htmldate -u http://blog.python.org/2016/12/python-360-is-now-available.html
'2016-12-23'🚀 Releases used in production and meant to be archived on Zenodo for reproducibility and citability.
👀 For more information see htmldate.readthedocs.io
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v0.6.0 Changes
- ⬇️ reduced number of packages dependencies
- ✅ introduced and tested optional dependencies
- 📚 more detailed documentation on readthedocs
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v0.5.6 Changes
September 24, 2019🚀 First release used in production and meant to be archived on Zenodo for reproducibility and citability.
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v0.5.5 Changes
- 🍎 tests on Linux & MacOS
- 🐛 bugs removed
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v0.5.4 Changes
- manually set maximum date
- 👍 better precision
- 👍 temporarily dropped support for Python 3.4
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v0.5.3 Changes
- coverage extension
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v0.5.2 Changes
- 🚚 small bugs and coverage issues removed
- streamlined utils
- 📚 documentation added
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v0.5.1 Changes
- 🐛 bugs corrected and cleaner code
- ✅ more errors caught and better test coverage
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v0.5.0 Changes
- significant speed-up after code profiling
- 👍 better support of free text detection (DE/EN)