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v4.1.0 2017 April 10

- Updated base files
- `cson2json` and `json2cson` will now output the error if the input file is invalid
  - Closes [issue bevry#78](bevry#78)

v4.0.0 2016 October 20

- `parseCSString` no longer creates the `sandbox` variable if it was
missing, the responsibility of such things should be, and now is,
handled via the eval function of coffeescript which is what that method
uses
	- This is a major breaking change as parsing coffeescript files
	will now by default run still in a virtual machine but now in
	the global context rather than their own context
		 	- If you are parsing untrusted coffeescript
			files, you should now setup the `sandbox` option
			yourself with the appropriate values
					- If you are parsing trusted
					coffeescript files, or not
					parsing coffeescript files (e.g.
					only CSON files), then this
					change won't impact you
						- This change is done
						such that the result
						object from
						`parseCSString` passes
						`result.__proto__ ===
						Object.prototype` which
						before it did not as the
						different context caused
						the prototype to point
						to a different contexts
						`Object` causing the
						assertion to fail
						- Updated dependencies
						- Updated internal
						packing conventions

v3.0.2 September 18, 2015

- Updated dependencies to avoid duplicate CoffeeScript installations

v3.0.1 March 16, 2015

- Fixed stdin support on Node 0.8

v3.0.0 March 16, 2015

- Every function now also supports callbacks (2nd or 3rd argument)
- Errors will now always maintain their stacks where possible
- Simplified some aliases (b/c break)
	- Changed `stringify` to now accept the arguments you would expect `stringify(data, replacer, indent)`
	- Changed `parse` to delegate to `parseCSONString` instead of `parseString`
	- Changed `load` to delegate to `parseCSONFile` instead of `parseFile`
	- Removed `require` (it use to delegate to `requireFile`)
- Updated dependencies

v2.0.0 February 6, 2015

- API has been rewritten to be more robust and simple
- CSON data is now parsed and stringified with the [cson-parser](https://www.npmjs.com/package/cson-parser) package
- CLI now supports stdin input
- Node v0.11 and IO.js support

v1.6.2 December 11, 2014

- Updated dependencies

v1.6.1 August 3, 2014

- Updated dependencies

- v1.6.0 May 17, 2014

	- Updated dependencies
	- Fixed error handling in certain conditions

- v1.4.5 October 31, 2013

	- Updated dependencies