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Unreleased

  • Fix issue where Git repositories weren't being created correctly when deriving a new contract into an empty (non-Git repo) folder (#116)

v0.2.4

  • Update Dhall contract template to use the package configuration on master (#72)

v0.2.3

  • Fix some minor spelling mistakes in the CLI help (#71).

v0.2.2

  • Fix a critical bug that prevents signing of a contract (#70).

v0.2.1

  • Fix a critical compilation bug that prevented signature image details from being provided during compilation (#69)

v0.2

  • Completely rebuilt in Go.
  • Totally different CLI (see README for details).

Unreleased (prototype/v1 branch)

  • Remove --style flag from compile subcommand (#21)
  • Add --defaults flag to compile command, allowing pass through of a pandoc defaults file. (#21)
  • Add init subcommand for initializing user environment (#21)
  • Add Dockerfile (#51).

v0.1.6

  • Rename neat-contract to themis-contract

v0.1.5

  • #13 - Report reason for TOML parsing errors.

v0.1.4

  • Switch default PDF engine to tectonic

v0.1.3

  • Make cryptographic signing with Keybase the default option for the sign command

v0.1.2

  • Add prerequisite fonts to fonts folder
  • Add installation script to scripts/install.sh
  • Add gen-sigimages command to allow for generation of signature images from detached cryptographic signature files

v0.1.1

  • Allow users to specify font spec for signature when signing using Keybase
  • Add support for Keybase-based signing and verification

v0.1.0

First prototype release with basic functionality:

  • Contract creation from templates
  • Parameter substitution
    • Right now only TOML-based contracts are supported
  • PDF generation
    • Uses pandoc and tectonic
  • Templating support:
    • Support for Mustache templates
    • Support for Handlebars templates
    • Templates can be in pretty much any format that pandoc supports
    • LaTeX templates are not passed through pandoc, they are compiled directly with tectonic
    • Support for using templates located locally on the file system (absolute or relative paths)
    • Support for fetching remote templates
      • Via HTTPS
      • Via Git
  • Signing of contracts
    • Can sign with a simple image-based signature
    • Can sign cryptographically using Keybase signatures
  • Saving counterparties and signatories for easy insertion into contracts
  • Saving identities for quick use when signing