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best_effort_parser

Parse unstructured user input of names and dates, with customizable behavior and output types.

1.1.0 jack-r-warren/best_effort_parser

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Last release 7 years ago

no release in 18 months

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only 2 release windows

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 8 of 8 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

7 years old

8 releases · first in 2019

0 releases in the last 12 months

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Release timeline

8 releases · May 2019 to May 2019
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Releases

latest 8
  1. 1.1.0 25 May 2019
    Release notes
    • Improve handling of unambiguous compact dates
      • Technically a slight breaking change, in that dates are compact dates are handled more consistently. For example, given a date like "10/20/2000", the month will always be 10 because it can't be 20, regardless of any compact date format set in the constructor.
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  2. 1.0.2 20 May 2019
    Release notes
    • Update README.md title (package name already at the top of the page on pub)
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  3. 1.0.1 18 May 2019
    Release notes
    • Fix README.md typo
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  4. 1.0.0 18 May 2019
    Release notes
    • Documentation fixes
    • Fix version constraint; require dart 2.3
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  5. 0.3.1 18 May 2019
    Release notes
    • Standardize formatting and documentation
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  6. 0.3.0 18 May 2019
    Release notes

    update README.md and description, bump version

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    Release notes
    • Add date parsing
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  7. 0.2.8 13 May 2019
    Release notes

    make the deployment script executable

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    Release notes
    • Make the deployment script executable
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  8. 0.2.2 13 May 2019
    Release notes
    • Configure Travis and Coveralls
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