indefinite

I haven't done this in a while. This release generates the browser dist bundle for v2.5.0, which does not happen automatically at this point.

This release adds "honoree" to the list of irregular words (and updates some dependency vulnerabilities).

This release fixes vulnerabilities in dependencies.

This release updates the irregular checker logic to account specifically for the word "red" which by a combination of edge-cases gets formatted incorrectly.

This release updates dependencies to alleviate some security vulnerabilities. N.B. however that this module has no production dependencies so any vulnerabilities listed by github are development only code. Furthermore, all vulnerabilities in development code are in transient dependencies not directly used by this module.

This release adds support for single letter irregulars and upgrades some dependencies to remove vulnerabilities.

Document how to handle plurals.

This release adds "Utah" to the list of irregular words.

This release adds support for returning only the article (via @mrseanryan).

This release adds the irregular words "euro" and "urologist."

Add the word "user" to the list of irregular words.

Add support for numbers

This release updates the documentation for using indefinite in the browser and adds the engines field to package.json.

This release adds a browser target to package.json for bundling tools like rollup and webpack, as well as changing the output in dist to UMD format.

This release fixes acronyms that start with consonants that are pronounced like vowels (F, H, L, M, N, R, S, and X).

This release adds an irregular words list and attempts to return the correct article in cases where the normal article would be incorrect based on pronunciation.

This release rebuilds dist files, which I forgot to do in 2.0.0. ☹️

This release adds acronym checking to attempt to prevent incorrect article selection for words beginning with "u" where that "u" is pronounced long.

• Adds client side tests via karma
• Adds the ability to capitalize the article by passing true as the second parameter