Changelog¶

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[0.3.0] - 2026-09-06¶

Support for Zensical (the Rust-powered successor to MkDocs)
Automated post-build asset export: hooks zensical.compat.mkdocstrings.get_inventory to write site/assets/stylesheets/mkdocstrings-nim.css and template media assets
Inlined stylesheet link and CSS fallback in rendered HTML under Zensical for robust badge and syntax styling
Documentation, quickstart guides, and configuration examples (zensical.toml) for Zensical
Unit and end-to-end integration tests for Zensical builds

Pygments syntax highlighting for Nim code signatures (uses NimrodLexer)
Nim-specific symbol type styling with colors (const, var, let, type, proc, func, iterator, template, macro, converter)
Signature block styling with left accent border
Section heading styling (Parameters, Returns, Raises) with smaller, uppercase, muted appearance
Raises section with amber/orange warning styling
Pragma/label badges with key:value format support (e.g., deprecated: "use X instead")
Source link styling as footnote-style references

Type field documentation: Object and ref object types now display a Fields section
Enum value documentation: Enum types now display a Values section with explicit values
Case object (variant type) support with branch annotations (e.g., [when kind = nkInt])
Private field visibility controlled by show_private option
type_field_doc_style config option: inline (default, Nim-native) or docstring (RST :var: style)
Comprehensive integration tests for type field extraction

CI: Switch from iffy/install-nim to asdf-nim for more reliable Nim installation
CI: Fix pyproject.toml structure (dependencies was incorrectly under [project.urls])