Changelog
Release history for the open-source Address Tokenizer Core library.
The canonical, complete release history — including full diffs and downloadable artifacts — lives on GitHub. This page summarizes the highlights of each release for quick reference.
Breaking change (pre-1.0)
v0.2.0 — Unified Core/Pro parsing API
2026-07-03
- ParsedAddress reshaped into named record accessors (streetName(), city(), postalCode(), country(), …), replacing the previous token-map shape.
- New AddressParsingService interface — the same interface the commercial Pro tier implements, so upgrading from Core to Pro is a bean swap with no application-code changes.
- New model types: ParseDiagnostics, AddressIso20022Result, CountryCodeStatus, FieldCorrection, TraceLog.
- Supported countries: US, UK, DE, FR, AU, CA (including Quebec French address formats).
Prerelease
v0.1.0 — Initial public release
2026-06-30
- Free, open-source address tokenizer for Spring Boot applications — no database, no REST layer, no third-party data subscriptions.
- 7 supported countries/locales: US, UK, DE, FR, AU, CA, and Quebec French.
- Named field accessors, a basic parse confidence score, and SWIFT Basic Latin charset normalization for pacs.008 compliance.
- Spring Boot auto-configuration, works without Spring via direct constructor wiring, and extensible via the AddressParser SPI.
This page is a summary sourced from the project's GitHub releases and may lag behind the latest tag. For the authoritative, up-to-date version history, see the GitHub releases page. The Address Tokenizer's public API may still evolve before a v1.0 release, as noted in each release's API stability section.