v2.0.2

• Use file extensions even when importing type-only files. (@mxxk).

v2.0.1

• Update dependencies, including some dev depenendencies with security issues. (@apasel422)
• Fixed a few tests. (@apasel422)

v2.0.0

The "Structured Field Values" was updated in RFC9651. This new specification added the 'Date' and 'Display String' field type, which encode unix timestamp and Unicode string respectively.

Perfect time to update this package as well! This new major release supports the new standard, and also has a few other changes:

• #66: We now convert from/to ArrayBuffer instead of a custom ByteSequence object. This is a breaking change.
• Add support for Date and DisplayString from RFC9651.
• Switched to ESM, but we're still bundling a CommonJS build.
• No longer shipping a minified build.
• Dropped Chai and now using node:assert.
• Dropped Mocha and now using node:test.

v2.0.0-alpha.1

• Fixed exports value in package.json. (@CxRes)

v2.0.0-alpha.0

• Support for a new Date and Display String types, from the new draft draft-ietf-httpbis-sfbis.
• Simplified serializing Dictionaries and Items. The existing signatures still work, but the new API is a bit more natural and doesn't require wrapping everything in arrays and Maps.
• Now requires Node 18.
• Converted to ESM.
• No longer providing a Webpack build. Most frontend applications already do their own bundling. Please let us know if you need this, so we can redo this with modern tools.

v1.0.1

• #33 This library emitted TypeError or a plain Error in a few places in the parser, where it should have been ParseError this is corrected everywhere now.

v1.0.0

• This is mainly a re-release of 0.5.0. The package is stable and dependencies have been updated.
• Dropped support for Node 12. The minimum Node version is now 14.

v0.5.0

• All the serializer functions are now exported. (@adrianhopebailie)
• Added an isByteSequence helper function (@adrianhopebailie)
• Bring all dependencies up to date.

v0.4.1

• Corrected the 'main' property in package.json.

v0.4.0

• Fully up to date with RFC8941.
• This is a complete rewrite, all APIs have changed and return the structures
  that are recommended by the actual RFC document.
• Passing almost all tests from the HTTP WG test suite. See the readme
  for the exceptions.