{"push_id":848053557,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"362a34956dd3f3bf6f23130547c99226c041a397","before":"bd6312742a4f1051882e86df6679d8783bb23de4","commits":[{"sha":"362a34956dd3f3bf6f23130547c99226c041a397","author":{"email":"e3b6cda228242c30b711ac17cb264f1dbadfd0b6@bacondarwin.com","name":"Peter Bacon Darwin"},"message":"feat(inline-tags): allow start-end tags\n\nSuch tags have a start and an end marker and the content between the two\ntags is passed through to the handler.\n\nFor example given the following tag definition:\n\n```js\n{\n  name: 'block',\n  end: 'endblock',\n  handler: function(doc, tagName, tagDescription, docs) {\n    ...\n  }\n}\n```\n\nand the following rendered content:\n\n```\nbefore {@block param1}content inside block{@endblock} after\n```\n\nThe handler will be called with the following parameters:\n\n* `tagName` : `'block'`\n* `tagDescription : `{ tag: 'param1', content: 'content inside block' }`\n\nYou can see that the tag description is now an object, rather than just a string,\ncontaining two properties: `tag` is the text that was extracted from\ninside the start tag, `content` is the text that was extracted from between\nthe start and end tags.\n\nAll the renderedContent from the start tag to the end tag, inclusive is\nreplaced with the return value from the handler.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/angular/dgeni-packages/commits/362a34956dd3f3bf6f23130547c99226c041a397"}]}