25.4.1

• Add the Renderable protocol, a consistent API to render an htpy object as HTML or to iterate over it. Element, Fragment, ContextProvider, and ContextConsumer are all Renderable. PR #92. Thanks to Stein Magnus Jodal (@jodal) and Dave Peck (@davepeck).
• Deprecate render_node() and iter_node() and direct iteration over elements. Call Renderable.__str__() or Renderable.iter_chunks() instead. Read the Usage docs for more details.

25.4.0

• Strip whitespace around id and class values in CSS selector. Fixes issue #97. See PR #100. Thanks to William Jackson.

25.3.0

• Add fragment for explicitly grouping a collection of nodes. Read the Usage docs for more details. Fixes issue #82. See PR #86 and PR #95. Thanks to Thomas Scholtes (@geigerzaehler).

25.2.0

• Make Context's repr debug friendly PR #96. Thanks to Stein Magnus Jodal (@jodal).
• Context providers longer require wrapping nodes in a function/lambda. This simplifies context usage while still being backward compatible. Thanks to Thomas Scholtes (@geigerzaehler) for the patch. PR #83.

25.1.0

• Adjust typing for attributes: Allow Mapping instead of just dict. Thanks to David Svenson (@Majsvaffla) for the initial report+patch. PR #80.

24.12.0

• Fixed handling of non-generator iterators such as itertools.chain() as children. Thanks to Aleksei Pirogov (@astynax). PR #72.

24.10.1

• Fix handling of Python keywords such as <del> in html2htpy. PR #61.

24.10.0

• Implement Element.__html__. This avoids double escaping when passed to markupsafe.escape and Django's django.utils.html.conditional_escape. PR #65.
• Raise errors directly on invalid children. This avoids cryptic stack traces. PR #56.
• Raise TypeError rather than ValueError when invalid types are passed as attributes or children. PR #59.

24.9.1

• Raise errors directly on invalid attributes. This avoids cryptic stack traces for invalid attributes. Issue #49 PR #55.

24.8.2

What's Changed

• Added support for passing data between components via Context. See the Usage docs for more information. PR #48.
• Added Django template backend. The Django template backend allows you to integrate htpy components directly with Django. See the docs for more information. PR #37.