v2.1.4: PyPI & Documentation Polish

This release focuses on improving the project's presence and discoverability on PyPI.

📦 Metadata Updates

• Enriched Project Links: Added verified links for Homepage, Documentation, Repository, Issues, and Author to the PyPI sidebar.
• Author & License: Standardized author metadata and explicit license file referencing in pyproject.toml.

📝 Documentation

• Fixed PyPI Asset Rendering: Updated README.md to use absolute raw.githubusercontent.com URLs for the logo and demo GIF, ensuring they display correctly on the PyPI project page.

v2.1.3

Bug Fixes

• Inspector Initialization: Fixed a race condition where the Inspector widget attempted to update before being fully mounted. This resolves the startup crash (NoMatches error) observed on older python versions

What's Changed in v2.1.0

• YAML Support: Full support for .yaml and .yml files (inspection, navigation, search).
• UI Refinements: General UI polish and improved error handling.
• Documentation: Updated README

Twig v2.0.0

This major release introduces a completely rewritten core, shifting from in-memory parsing to a streaming SQLite engine. This architecture change unlocks the support for big files and significantly reduces memory usage.

🚀 Major Features

• Streaming SQLite Backend: Twig now streams data directly into a local SQLite database. This means:
  • Unlimited File Size: Theoretically you can now inspect files larger than your available RAM.
  • Persistence: Your session state is preserved; re-opening a large file is instantaneous.
• Expanded Format Support: The new backend architecture is extensible, in future we can add support for yaml, toml etc.

🛠 Improvements

• Memory Efficiency: Drastic reduction in RAM usage for large files.
• Performance: Sub-millisecond search and query times powered by SQLite's FTS5.
• Documentation: Completely revamped documentation and landing page.

Release v1.1.0

We are excited to announce version 1.1.0 of Twig, bringing powerful new CLI tools and visual refinements!

🚀 New Features

🛠️ CLI Power Tools

You can now repair and format JSON using the cli.

• Auto-Repair JSON (--fix): Automatically fix common JSON errors (trailing commas, missing quotes, unquoted keys) using json-repair.
• Pretty Print (--print / -p): Output syntax-highlighted, formatted JSON to your terminal.
• Indentation Control (--indent): Customize your output structure (default is 2 spaces).

Twig v1.0.0

Inspect. Navigate. Understand.
The first stable release of Twig, a modern CLI tool to explore JSON files with the fluidity of a file manager.

Key Features

• Miller Columns: Navigate deeply nested usage structure naturally.
• Deep Search: Press / to search keys/values anywhere in the file.
• Smart Jump: Paste a path (e.g., .users[0].id) to jump straight to it.
• Local & Fast: 100% privacy-focused, zero-latency local execution.

Twig v0.2.3 — First Public Release

This is the first tracked release of Twig, a terminal-based environment for exploring structured data files. The current version supports JSON viewing with a responsive TUI focused on safe inspection, fast navigation, and a developer-friendly workflow.

✨ Features

• Interactive terminal UI for exploring structured files
• Tree-based navigation for JSON (support for additional formats coming soon)
• Keyboard-driven interface with arrow keys, theme toggling, and quit command
• Metadata panel for inspecting types and structure
• Built-in jq-style path copy for data referencing
• Local-only processing for privacy and security
• Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (via Python)