1.1.0

New features

• Support for uid and DocumentLink fragments (experimental features)
• Linked documents are now calculated from the content, to prevent a future change where the API will no longer expose them at document level

Breaking changes

• Removed the LinkedDocument class, now the DocumentLink class is used instead

1.0.6

Bug fixes

• StructuredText.as_html: replace line breaks by <br> tags

1.0.5

New features

• Provide get_* helpers on group documents
• Ignore nil values passed to SearchForm.set

1.0.4

New features

• Add support for experiments

1.0.3

Features

• get_* accessors for specific types in Document

Bug fixes

• [#48] Fix label for heading and lists

1.0.2

Features

• Predicate helpers for queries

Bugfixes

• Fix html escape to have the same behavior with all Ruby versions

1.0.1

Features

• Support for links in images
• Support for Timestamp fragments
• Support for Geopoint fragments

1.0.0.rc10

Features

• Support for linked images
• Support for GeoPoint fragment
• Support for Timestamp fragments

Bugfix

• Fix bugs that could occur in StructuredText’s text rendering

1.0.0.rc9

Bugfix

• In 1.0.0.rc8, a cache on the /api endpoint was introduced, to make sure it wasn't requested more than once every few seconds; there was a bug in this cache, which mistakenly held it cached forever. The bug is fixed now.
• slug is now exposed in linkedDocuments.

1.0.0.rc8

_This version has a bug on the caching of the /api endpoint (the caching is forever instead of for 5 seconds); please use 1.0.0.rc9 instead._

Potentially breaking changes (if advanced usage)

• The Documents class was renamed Response, for consistency with other kits; since Ruby is not strongly typed, most likely this won't change anything for you.

New features

• All calls but the /api endpoint were already cached out-of-the-box (with a LRU cache). The /api endpoint should not be cached "eternally", since it is where you application goes to check if what is being served is up-to-date. However, now, for high traffic peaks, a new cache was added to the /api endpoint's call, to make sure it does not get called more than once every few seconds.
• Expose the ID field on the Ref (for the release's ID)
• Response.page and Response.results_per_page were aliased as Response.current_page and Results.limit_value, so that you can use the Kaminari gem out-of-the-box. Basically, if you're using Rails 3 or 4, you can:
  • add gem 'kaminari' to your Gemfile, and run bundle install
  • then, when you get a @response object from prismic.io, you can build a whole pagination for it with a single line in any of your views: <%= paginate @documents %>