6.0.3

• Updated the README.md following the new template. 📝
• Use babel-it to babelify the code, so the module is now compatible with older versions of Node.js.

6.0.2

Whitelist the npm files.

6.0.1

Removed the prepublish script. We run npm run dist when we want to rebuild the bundle.

6.0.0

Generate bundles compatible with older versions of Node.js.
This allows us to run git-url-parse in browser too. 🎉

5.0.1

Fixed docs.

5.0.0

• Use ES2015 features.
• Replaced mocha with tester
• Minor changes in the code syntax.
• Fixed stringifying of the urls containing subdomains (e.g. gist.github.com).
• Removed the .git suffix when stringifying the http(s) urls. Fixes #12.

4.2.1

• Added badges 🎉
  • PayPal Donations
  • npm downloads
  • npm version
  • Travis (if there are tests)
  • CodeMentor–you can ping me there if you need help with one of these modules (or help in general).
• Updated the LICENSE year. 🎆

4.2.0

• Added package.json
• Improved the documentation.
• Integrated json2md with blah to get the best flexibility in generating documentation. 💫
• Relicense to MIT and link to the license. ❤️

Regarding the integration of json2md into blah, read this blog post I wrote.

4.1.0

This update is part of the biggest process of cleaning up my GitHub projects:

• Some of the repos were merged with other repos. 🎈
• Obsolete repositories (actually these that didn't have any functionality) were been deleted. 🔥
• Most of them got better documentation using blah configuration. 📖 📚 📝

Changes

• Improved documentation 📝
• Added/updated the the CONTRIBUTING.md file. 📖
• Integrated json2md with blah to get the best flexibility in generating documentation. 💫

Regarding the integration of json2md into blah, read this blog post I wrote.

4.0.0

I was building a bunch of little libraries to support a better parsing:

• git-up
  • is-ssh
  • parse-url
    • protocols

Honestly, when I wrote this library I totally forgot that the git url is not only in host/owner/name format but it could be any valid git url. In fact, I didn't consider the custom git servers for example.

However, this should be gone now. Using git-up, this library should support more providers. Explicitly, git-url-parse supports the common git providers urls (if you have a limitation, contributions are always welcome).

For low level git url parsing, refer to git-up or parse-url, for even lower level. 😄

This change is supposed to fix #9.
Also, using the parse-url library, oauth are also supported. Fixes #10.

Same goes for multiple protocols. Fixes #8. 💫