chore(release): 1.1.0

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nano_kit

1.1.0 (2026-08-03)

✨ Highlights

Self-closing tags in rich text (@nano_kit/intl)

rich (and mapTags) now understand self-closing tags like <br/> and <br /> — handy for line breaks and other void elements in translations. Handlers for such tags are called with empty chunks. Unknown self-closing tags are still stripped as markup.

const [$t] = messages('pages', {
  sticker: rich({
    br: () => '\n'
  })
})

// 'First line<br/>second line' → ['First line', '\n', 'second line']

Rich tag handlers receive an unique index (@nano_kit/intl)

Every tag handler now gets an unique index as the second argument — use it as a key for framework nodes:

const [$t] = messages('pages', {
  sticker: rich({
    title: (chunks, i) => <strong key={i}>{chunks}</strong>,
    br: (_, i) => <br key={i} />
  })
})

No more key warnings and Children.toArray(t.sticker) workarounds in React.

Bonus: mapTags is now reentrant — nested calls from tag handlers no longer clobber the outer call's parsing state.

Features

• intl: pass unique index to rich tag handlers to use as framework key (#187) (5b4008b)
• intl: support self-closing tags in rich-text formatter (#185) (fa4fcb8)

@nano_kit/intl

1.1.0 (2026-08-03)

✨ Highlights

Self-closing tags in rich text (@nano_kit/intl)

rich (and mapTags) now understand self-closing tags like <br/> and <br /> — handy for line breaks and other void elements in translations. Handlers for such tags are called with empty chunks. Unknown self-closing tags are still stripped as markup.

const [$t] = messages('pages', {
  sticker: rich({
    br: () => '\n'
  })
})

// 'First line<br/>second line' → ['First line', '\n', 'second line']

Rich tag handlers receive an unique index (@nano_kit/intl)

Every tag handler now gets an unique index as the second argument — use it as a key for framework nodes:

const [$t] = messages('pages', {
  sticker: rich({
    title: (chunks, i) => <strong key={i}>{chunks}</strong>,
    br: (_, i) => <br key={i} />
  })
})

No more key warnings and Children.toArray(t.sticker) workarounds in React.

Bonus: mapTags is now reentrant — nested calls from tag handlers no longer clobber the outer call's parsing state.

Features

• pass unique index to rich tag handlers to use as framework key (#187) (5b4008b)
• support self-closing tags in rich-text formatter (#185) (fa4fcb8)

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 83.96%. Comparing base (5b4008b) to head (7a08843).

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✨ Highlights

Self-closing tags in rich text (@nano_kit/intl)

rich (and mapTags) now understand self-closing tags like <br/> and <br /> — handy for line breaks and other void elements in translations. Handlers for such tags are called with empty chunks. Unknown self-closing tags are still stripped as markup.

const [$t] = messages('pages', {
  sticker: rich({
    br: () => '\n'
  })
})

// 'First line<br/>second line' → ['First line', '\n', 'second line']

Rich tag handlers receive an unique index (@nano_kit/intl)

Every tag handler now gets an unique index as the second argument — use it as a key for framework nodes:

const [$t] = messages('pages', {
  sticker: rich({
    title: (chunks, i) => <strong key={i}>{chunks}</strong>,
    br: (_, i) => <br key={i} />
  })
})

No more key warnings and Children.toArray(t.sticker) workarounds in React.

Bonus: mapTags is now reentrant — nested calls from tag handlers no longer clobber the outer call's parsing state.