Stable minor 2.3.x

• 2.3.0 release notes apply
• New public methods
  • getDefectiveVerbList()
  • getDefectiveVerbListSync()
  • getVersion()

Stable 2.3.x - possible breaking changes

2.3.x changes vs 2.2.x

• Info

  • pronominal renamed to reflexive

• conjugate() changes (2)

  • 2.2.2x, old behaviour:
    • conjugate() used to return Result[] | ErrorType
    • conjugate() accepted only base version of the verb
      • the result of conjugation had a mix of reflexive / nonreflexive conjugations
      • Examples
        • conjugate('hablar') would return conjugations for both hablar and hablarse
        • conjugate('abar') would return conjugations for abarse (abar doesn't exist)
      • Inconsistency
        • user asks for 'abar' and gets 'abarse', asks for 'hablar' and gets both 'hablar' and 'hablarse'
  • 2.3.x, new behaviour:
    • conjugate() returns Result[] | string (error string, ErrorType got nuked as an overkill)
    • conjugate() requires exact version of the verb, either reflexive or not, the return array will contain only the version requested
      • Examples
        • conjugate ('hablar') will result in hablar conjugation only
        • conjugate ('hablarse') will result in hablarse conjugation only
        • conjugate ('abar') will result in unknown verb error
        • conjugate ('abarse') will return 'abarse' conjugation
      • Hint:: getVerbList() returns a complete list of known verbs (with respect to the above, it will contain 'abarse' but not 'abar'). Use to verify your verb before you conjugate.

• Other public interfaces:

  • getVerbList()
    • 2.2.x, old behaviour:
      • returned only nonreflexive verb names (made no distinction between reflexive & nonreflexive)
    • 2.3.x, new behaviour:
      • returns full list of exact verb names - if a verb (reflexive or nonreflexive) is in the list, it can be conjugated. Both hablar and hablarse are present, there is no abar, only abarse, hablar is distinct from hablarse
  • exports
    • all necessary exports are now in the index file, nothing prevents you from importing from elsewhere but it should be unnecessary
  • highlight tags
    • the tags parameter changed slightly from
      • {start: string, end: string, deleted: string} to
      • {start: string, end: string, del: string

Stable 2.2.2, ortho changes, highlights

• new, orthography. Use either pre or post 2010 orthography. Controlled by a new parameter to constructor. See USAGE for details - there is also a discussion in ROADMAP. There is a limited set of verbs this applies to again, see the above for more.
• new, highlighting. Controlled by a new parameter to constructor, an object {start: string, end: string, deleted: string}. If set, will determine the changes between regular and irregular conjugation (if applicable - this does nothing for regular verbs) and will insert the marks at a start point, end point and will also insert a mark if there was a deletion without replacement (try this with tener and see 1st person indicativo preterito indefinido). See USAGE for more info
  • the above means there are 2 more optional entries in the resulting Info object (part of result)
• removed, pronouns (yo, tú, él, nosotros, ....) are no longer included with each conjugation line. There is a new field in the Info object, pronouns that lists the pronouns for the current conjugation (yes, they do change, depends on the region)
• available as npm package here

Stable initial 2.2.x

• pre 1999, 1999-2010 and 2010+ orthography rules changes (monosyllable accents)
• new info header entries
• new methods setOrthography(), getOrthography()
• npm published

Latest 1.2.x

• includes only RAE known / used verbs
• removed 2248 unknown / unused verbs

Latest 1.1.x stable

• Stable npm publish with all models functioning
• Regular models change from amar, temer, vivir to hablar, temer, partir in order to have as many 'verb also used as pronominal (reflexive)' models as possible - potential breaking change if you depended on the former
• This is the last version that includes unused / unknown verbs (as per la RAE), NOTE this changed in next release
• 12815 verbs, 99 models
• this is the last 1.1.x npm published stable

Stable initial version

• Initial release with all models functioning
• Uses amar, temer, vivir regular models, NOTE this changed in future releases
• Includes unused / unknown verbs (as per la RAE), NOTE this changed in future releases
• 12815 verbs, 99 models
• this is the last 1.0.x npm stable published package