v1.0.4

What's Changed

• chore: added reporting to OSFF Scorecard by @UlisesGascon in #235
• Improving the organization of the code in apple events. by @lemire in #236
• faster replace find first of with find by @lemire in #232
• Update web platform tests by @anonrig in #237
• perf: improve authority state performance by @anonrig in #234
• chore: added OpenSSF Scorecard badge by @UlisesGascon in #239
• build: improve build security by @anonrig in #240
• Checking that bench can run in CI. by @lemire in #238
• docs: add security.md by @anonrig in #241
• fix: quotes need to be percent encoded in paths. by @lemire in #242

New Contributors

• @UlisesGascon made their first contribution in #235

Full Changelog: v1.0.3...v1.0.4

v1.0.3

What's Changed

• fix: check and eliminate non-ascii on port setter by @anonrig in #230

Full Changelog: v1.0.2...v1.0.3

v1.0.2

What's Changed

• Optimize the ipv6 serializer by @lemire in #220
• feat: simplify impl of set_host and set_hostname by @debadree25 in #215
• Update web platform tests by @anonrig in #221
• add servo-url benchmarks by @anonrig in #223
• Update web platform tests by @anonrig in #226
• fix href setter and no_scheme edge case by @anonrig in #225
• build: add code scanning workflow by @anonrig in #227
• chore: release 1.0.2 by @anonrig in #228

New Contributors

• @debadree25 made their first contribution in #215

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2

v1.0.1

This release fixes a bug of not stripping trailing whitespace from pathname when input is empty on URL search and hash setter.

What's Changed

• test: add code coverage for nodejs by @anonrig in #212
• fix: potentially strip trailing spaces from the opaque path by @anonrig in #213

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1

v1.0.0

We are happy to announce the first release of ada (v1.0.0) a fast WHATWG-compliant URL parser written in modern C++.

• It has been adopted by Node.js and will be part of future releases.
• The parser is fast. In some cases, it is almost twice as fast as the C++ URL parser present in recent versions of Node.js.
• The parser is correct: it passes the full WHATWG and Node.js test suites.
• Its modern and safe interface avoids bad surprises.
• It supports both exception and exception-free usage.
• We provide complete and accurate documentation.
• We run complete continuous-integration tests on varied systems supporting C++17: big- and little-endian, windows, macOS, Linux, etc.
• It is available both as a CMake library and as a single-header package (simply drop ada.h and ada.cpp in your project).

This release would not have been possible without the contributions of Robert Nagy, Miguel Teixeira, and Anna Henningsen.