Changes in version 0.3.0                        

  - cat_piece() and str_piece() adds support for the following game
    pieces (#4):
    
      - "cubes" bit pieces
      - (piecepack) saucers

                        Changes in version 0.2.1                        

New features

  - cat_piece() and str_piece() adds support for the following game
    pieces (#4):
    
      - "alquerque" bit and board pieces.
    
      - "dice_numeral" dice.
    
      - "marbles" bit and board pieces.
        
          - However we currently do not distinguish between the nine
            marble bit ranks.
    
      - "morris" bit and board pieces.
    
      - "reversi" bit and board pieces.

  - cat_piece() and str_piece() gain arguments xbreaks and ybreaks to
    provide a subset (of integers) to provide axis labels for if
    annotate is TRUE (#17).

  - cat_piece() and str_piece() now supports the "cyan" and "magenta"
    colors (#5).

Bug fixes and minor improvements

  - "white" go and marbles bits should now render the same whether
    piece_side is "bit_back" or "bit_face".

  - checkers1 and checkers2 bit faces should now render as checker
    "kings". Bit backs should continue to render as checker "men".

  - cat_piece() and str_piece() now expand the drawing range for longer
    (piecepack) matchsticks if necessary (#14).

  - str_piece()'s color argument if NULL now falls back to FALSE
    (instead of throwing an error).

  - Should now be able to correctly rotate chess knights 315 degrees.

                        Changes in version 0.1.1                        

  - cat_piece() prints out Unicode plaintext boardgame diagrams.
    
      - It supports the same data frame arguments also supported by
        piecepackr::pmap_piece() / piecepackr::render_piece() as well as
        the board game setup functions in {ppdf}.
      - It is an extraction and refinement of ppgames::cat_piece().

  - str_piece() computes the character vector of Unicode plaintext
    boardgame diagrams (#1).