node-signpdf/CHANGELOG.md

Simple signing of PDFs in node.

# CHANGELOG

## [1.4.1]

* Added support for overriding signature SubFilter value allowing the creation of PAdES compliant signatures;
* Added linting to CI;
* Bump dependencies;
* Removed Travis integration in favor of GitHub Actions;

## [1.3.3]

* plainAddPlaceholder: Fixed loss of PDF metadata when adding placeholder;
* Export helpers from root;
* Bumped dependencies;

## [1.3.2]

* Fixed detection of ByteRange (including when it is a placeholder);
* Bumped node-forge version;

## [1.3.0]

* Allow pdfkitAddPlaceholder to receive custom location, contactInfo, name;
* Fixed duplicate startxref in some PDFs;
* Fixed AcroForm ID extraction;
* Updated dependencies;

## [1.2.3]

* Fixed the opposite of 1.2.2's fix: adding placeholder failed when there were no previous /Annots.

## [1.2.2]

* Fixed an issue in plainAddPlaceholder that used to fail when the source PDF already contained /Annots.

## [1.2.1]

* Fixed the logo for display in npmjs.com.

## [1.2.0]

* `removeTrailingNewLine` removes both `\r` and `\n`.
* Simplified regex that finds page dictionary ref.
* Introduced the logo.

## [1.1.0]

* `plainAddPlaceholder` creates an incremental change to allow signing a document multiple times.

## [1.0.1, 1.0.2]

* Republish to fix messed up `latest` tag

## [1.0.0]

* Removed signature verification as it is an incomplete implementation
* Split helpers as they became a huge piece of code
* Renamed `addSignaturePlaceholder` to `pdfkitAddPlaceholder`
* Implemented `plainAddPlaceholder` that works without pdfkit but with string/Buffer operations instead
* Started this CHNAGELOG
* Switched from npm to yarn
* Upgraded dependencies due to vulnerabilities

## [0.3.2]

* Fixed the ByteRange-matching regex

## [0.3.1]

* Fixed ByteRange logic in extractSignature
* Updated the way the page dictionary is refernced to make it work with both pdfkit 0.8 and 0.9
* Upgraded dependencies due to vulnerabilities

## [0.3.0]

* Added signature verification
* Extracted helpers out to make them reusable