v1.0.0

• Big refactor of Sverto makes it easier to use and more compatible with Quarto's other features!
  • Use Sverto in a Quarto document by adding sverto to filters in the document frontmatter
  • Add Svelte files to a document using the frontmatter key sverto.use
  • No need for magic blocks anymore!
  • When working in a website project, optionally use the sverto project type to cut down on duplicate Svelte compilation
• Works properly with Quarto includes
• Requires Quarto pre-release 1.5.25 or higher on Windows, but should work fine on Quarto 1.4 on macOS and Linux.

v0.0.2

Second release! This one comes with some important bug fixes if you've been keeping up with Quarto 1.3 pre-releases.

• Bump minimum Quarto version to 1.3.0.
• Fixes for compatibility with newer Quarto 1.3 pre-releases
  • Quarto's switch from Pandoc 2 to Pandoc 3 caused some issues with the way Sverto identifies Svelte import statements. This should no longer be a problem.
• We now take advantage of the improved .quartoignore functionality in Quarto 1.3 to:
  1. avoid copying the docs folder in with the project template; and
  2. include the .gitignore with the template

v0.0.1

First release of Sverto! 🥳

Sverto is an extension for Quarto that lets you seamlessly write and include Svelte components, like charts and other visuals, in your Quarto website.

Your Svelte components can react to your ObservableJS code, making it quick and easy to build visuals that animate in response to user inputs or other changing data in your document.