Css containing multiple ::selector selector broke in the previous version, due to a bug in the apartment library.

0.8.3

• Fixed memory leaks
  https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/pull/103
• Penthouse now removes certain properties by default (f.e. animation related ones)
  https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/pull/101

Previously undocumented earlier patch releases

v.0.8.2

• Fix for timeout issues causing delays in task ending
  https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/pull/98

v.0.8.1

• Fix for invalid media queries causing Penthouse to hang
  https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/pull/94

Breaking change - js requests on page generating critical css for will no longer be executed. This could potentially strip out some css previously returned in critical css - but this css was if so never actually used during the first render.

Speeds up the critical css generation and uses less bandwidth.

See #92 for details.

Breaking change: min-width and min-height media queries with values greater than the specified viewport dimensions (by default 1300x900) are no longer returned in the critical css.

See #88 for details.

See #87 and #86.

Breaking change: Now strips out embedded base64 encoded data values in css declarations if longer than 1000 characters - previously they were always kept. To get old behaviour back, just pass in maxEmbeddedBase64Length: 999999 (or some large enough number).

#85 Re-introduced fault tolerant css parsing, so that Penthouse can once again be relied upon even if your css contains errors.

Checks if the css contains errors, if not runs as usual. If it contains errors, passes it off to a phantomjs browser instance and then reads it back, in essence normalising the css. Has the side effects of creating webkit (Chrome) specific css, which is not currently restored to it's original in terms of vendor prefixes, browser hacks etc.

This normalising process also slows down Penthouse, so a strict flag has been added. With this flag set to true Penthouse will throw and return when encountering css errors, instead of going through the normalisation. Recommended to be used for development, but is by default set to false. Not yet documented.

• Dropped custom options parser - https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/pull/81 (binary needs replaced options parsing to be brought back)
• forceInclude option, handling string and RegExp values - https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/pull/64
• timeout option, to abort Penthouse after a certain time - https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/pull/73

Replaces the internal logic in Penthouse for extracting critical css from full css. Penthouse now uses an ast parser for this purpose (this one), rather than regex matching on a css string.

No changes to any public apis, but one side effect of this release is that Penthouse is now less tolerant to invalid css. Invalid css is just stripped out, including f.e. all css inside a media query that is never closed. Both browsers and previous versions of Penthouse kept such css (albeit Penthouse's way of doing so was buggy) - so end effect now is that invalid css will now aways be missing in critical css. In the future I'll be looking into how to make the css parsing more fault tolerant again.

PR with full changes: https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/pull/78

See #70 for details.

Silence known phantomjs security errors going to stdout. Should not be needed in phantomjs 2.x.

Supress errors from phantomjs on exit

Resolves https://github.com/pocketjoso/penthouse/issues/58

Specific fix for phantomjs 1.x chain - should no longer be needed in phantomjs 2.x.

Simple change to provide more information when phantomjs fails to open an url.

Added handling for @-moz-document; previously this at rule was just removed - but not it's content - which led to it leaking outside of the intended scope.

Removal of print styles,
better internals, better modularisation, better tests.