Richie.js 2.0.0

Full Changelog: 1.1.5...2.0.0

🎉 Richie.js 2.0.0 Release Notes

We are excited to announce a new set of features and improvements in Richie.js! Here's what's new in this release:

🔧 Key Improvements and Features:

• Configuration Style Update:
  The configuration style has been updated from rjs.config.json to richiejs.config.js, providing more flexibility and ease of customization.

• Fetch API Integration:
  Axios dependency has been removed and replaced with the inbuilt fetch API for better performance and reduced external dependencies.

• File System Optimization:
  mkdirp has been removed and replaced with the inbuilt mkdirSync method, streamlining file system operations.

• Optimized Dependencies:
  Unnecessary dependencies have been removed to save some bytes, optimizing the overall performance and reducing package size.

• Official Richie.js Logo:
  Richie.js now includes an official logo, enhancing the visual identity of the project.

• Linux Path Issue Fixed for Breadcrumb:
  Fixed a path issue related to breadcrumbs when running on Linux environments, ensuring cross-platform compatibility.

• Node.js Version Compatibility:
  Richie.js is now compatible with all Node.js environments above version 18, expanding its support for modern runtime versions.

• Richie.js VS Code Icon:
  Richie.js now features an icon in Visual Studio Code, improving the user experience for developers working with Richie.js in VS Code.

• Auto Inference for Schema Markup:
  The CLI method now supports automatic inference for breadcrumb and site search box schema markup, simplifying implementation.

• TypeScript Configuration Support:
  Richie.js configuration now includes TypeScript types, providing intelligent support and improving developer experience.

• CLI Initialization Command Enhancement:
  The init command of the CLI app has been enhanced to allow users to generate template settings quickly, making setup more user-friendly.

• Richie.js API Update:
  The Richie.js API has been updated to support handling an array of Richies, also known as schema markups, for more dynamic schema generation.

• Breadcrumb Support Update:
  Currently, breadcrumb support is unavailable on the browser side, though it continues to function on the Node.js environment.

• CLI App Optimization:
  The CLI app has been improved and optimized for better performance and enhanced usability.