Release notes

What changed in each yomi release.

The authoritative, commit-level history lives in CHANGELOG.md and on the releases page. This page summarises each version.

v0.1.0

The first release. yomi reads a web page, or a whole website, into clean Markdown: fetch the page, render the JavaScript only when the page needs it, extract the main content, and convert what is left to GitHub-Flavored Markdown with a YAML front-matter block.

yomi read <url> turns one page into Markdown, printing to stdout or writing to a file with -o. The default --render auto static-fetches first and escalates to headless Chrome only when the page looks JavaScript-gated, so most reads never launch a browser. Readability extraction drops the nav, cookie banners, footers, and share rails before conversion.
yomi site <url> reads a whole site. The default output is a folder of .md files mirroring the URL paths, with a SUMMARY.md table of contents and a shared media/ folder; --single assembles one combined file with a table of contents, per-page sections and anchors, and demoted headings for a single clean outline.
yomi meta <url> prints a page's metadata record as JSON, and yomi links <url> lists the outbound links in the article body, with --json for a structured list.
yomi serve [dir] previews a folder of Markdown over a local static file server.
Three image policies. --images remote (the default) leaves image URLs absolute, download fetches them next to the output, and inline embeds them as base64 data URIs, with a --max-image-mb cap.
Polite by default. Honours robots.txt, scopes to the seed host, and reads pages with four parallel workers.
Packaged everywhere. Archives, .deb/.rpm/.apk, a multi-arch GHCR image with Chromium bundled, plus Homebrew and Scoop.