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7f948ecb
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2020-05-03T23:40:09
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pug: Improved class and id detection in tags (#2358)
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5d7aab56
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2020-03-26T23:30:29
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Updated all String.propotype.replace calls for literal strings
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ad3fa443
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2019-10-16T11:44:14
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Inlined some unnecessary rest properties (#2082)
This inlines a few unnecessary `rest` properties.
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3e00bb9c
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2019-03-07T15:22:30
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Rebuilt Prism (#1794)
This is a rebuilt of Prism to update minified files.
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c9a32674
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2019-03-05T22:06:33
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Fixed dependencies of Pug and Pure (#1759)
This removes dependencies of Pug and Pure to languages which do not exist (yet).
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e894fc89
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2019-01-23T03:05:58
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Inline regex source with gulp (#1537)
Let gulp inline the source of inline regular expressions without flags in minified files.
This means that gulp will replace `/regex/.source` with `'regex'`.
## Motivation
Most IDEs support syntax highlighting and checking of JS inline regular expressions.
This makes them easier to work with and less error-prone than having a string hold the expression. Inline regexes are also usually shorter than their string counterparts because
you don't have to escape backslashes. There are also some linters (e.g. ESLint) for JS
regular expression which (of course) won't work on strings.
This lets you enjoy the advantages of inline regexes without worrying about the additional
overhead of compiling another regular expression on the client side.
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76dc9257
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2017-10-22T15:15:22
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Pug: Don't use captures if not needed
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ea2d63e7
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2017-10-10T08:51:04
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Run gulp
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f680ee70
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2017-10-10T15:05:49
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Updated all instances of jade to be named pug.
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