v0.3.2

What's Changed

Added

• Support for all other Apple targets, such as watchOS and tvOS by @complexspaces in #38.
• Support for ignoring POSIX modifiers in UNIX locales with them present by @pasabanov in #33.
  • Parsing support/recognition may come at a later date.
• Support for returning a list of user locales on Linux/BSD UNIX platforms by @pasabanov in #35.

Fixed

• No longer use LC_CTYPE when determining the locale; the crate now uses LC_MESSAGES in its place by @pasabanov in #35.
• Skip empty locale environment variables on UNIX platforms by @complexspaces in #29.
• Corrected types mentioned and improved the public API documentation by @pasabanov in #37.

Changed

• Improved crate download size by excluding unused directories and files by @pasabanov.
• Very slight improvement to locale fetching performance on Windows by @complexspaces in #29.
• Increased MSRV to Rust 1.56, which is 3 years old as of this release by @complexspaces.

New Contributors

• @pasabanov made their first contribution in #30

Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.3.2

v0.3.1

Added

• Added support for getting a list of user locales in their preferred order via get_locales.
  • Additional locales are currently supported on iOS, macOS, WASM, and Windows. Other platforms will
    only return a single locale like get_locale does.

Changed

• Removed windows-sys dependency

v0.3.0

Changed

• The crate now only uses wasm-bindgen when targeting WebAssembly on the web.
  Use the new js feature to target the web.

Fixed

• The crate now compiles for unsupported platforms.
• Cleaned up typos and grammar in README.

v0.2.4

Changed

• Removed dependency on the winapi crate in favor of windows-sys, following more of the wider ecosystem.

v0.2.3

Fixed

• Re-release 0.2.2 and correctly maintain no_std compatibility on Apple targets.

v0.2.2

Changed

• The Apple backend has been rewritten in pure Rust instead of Objective-C.

Fixed

• The locale returned on UNIX systems is now always a correctly formatted BCP-47 tag.

v0.2.1

Added

• The crate now supports being used via WASM in a WebWorker environment.

v0.2.0

Fixed

• Fixed a soundness issue on Linux and BSDs by querying the environment directly instead of using libc setlocale. The libc setlocale is not safe for use in a multi-threaded context.

Changed

• No longer no_std on Linux and BSDs

v0.1.0

Initial release