Awesome Node.js has a "changelog" section under all projects. You can find it next to the "Repo" button in the header. There are two features that make it unique.

  1. It is an aggregation of parsed "CHANGELOG.md" files and releases information from Github. This way, it is easier to see all changes in a single place and a uniform style.
  2. All changelogs are "emojified". This helps with identifying each change easier. Emojification is achieved by parsing each line and applying a specific emoji based on the first word or some other tokens.

The combination of the above two makes module changelogs on Awesome Node.js unique.

As you know, an example is worth a 1,000 words 🚀

Changelog examples

  • linaria 1.4.0-beta.6 (April 05, 2020)

    1.4.0-beta.6 (2020-04-05)

    🐛 Bug Fixes

    • evaluator: forces to use cjs for plugin-transform-runtime (4c2c5a3)
    • transform: allows quotes in url() (#368) (7a8d08b)
    • transofrm: force to use posix paths in urls (#391) (f2d2ed1)
    • transofrm: use win32 paths and then transform to posix (#391) (bc36870)
  • Papa Parse 5.2.0 (April 02, 2020)

    We are happy to announce version 5.2.0.

    This version contains a new feature that allows to perform post request when downloading files.

    👀 It also fixes a ReDOS vulnerability issue. See #777 for more details.

  • react-native 0.62.1 (April 03, 2020)

    🚀 This release fixes a YellowBox regression in v0.62.0 where the Flipper network inspector causes YellowBox to crash the app due to using base64 images.

    🚀 You can view the complete changelog here.

    🚀 You can participate in the conversation for the next patch release in the dedicated issue.

    ⬆️ To help you upgrade to this version, you can use the new upgrade helper ⚛️

    🚀 You can find the whole changelog history over at react-native-releases.

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