OK! I am now *moderately* confident that my #HTML Pretty Printer works. So I'm looking for feedback 🙂
Here's how you can help:
1. Visit https://shkspr.mobi/blog/random and view the source. Let me know if it looks weird please!
2. Contribute test cases either at https://gitlab.com/edent/pretty-print-html-using-php/ or by sending me some complicated HTML.
3. Tell me how useful you think this is.
THANKS GANG!
I've now published my first library on Packagist!
https://packagist.org/packages/edent/pretty-print-html
Feedback, suggestions, corrections, tips, tricks, and praise very much welcome!
@Edent First recommendation would be to create a git tag/release so end users can pin stable versions of your package :)
@xvilo stability is for losers!!!!
But, yes, you're probably right. Do you know of a good guide for how to do that?
@Edent You can either use simple `git tag` or GitHub Release’s which you find in the sidebar of your repository.
If you want to follow some versioning convention maybe have a look at Semver: https://semver.org/
