v1.2.4

What's changed

• Add and align dynamic Kurdish dialect month-variant support across ckb and kmr families.
• Document full locale/dialect tables and multi-name month behavior.
• Update package version to 1.2.4 and verify with pytest, ruff, and mypy.

Validation

• uv run pytest -q
• uv run ruff check pyroj tests
• uv run mypy pyroj

v1.2.3

Release Highlights

• Added dynamic Kurdish dialect locale support with first-class kmr (Kurmanji, Latin) and ckb (Sorani, Arabic script).
• Introduced locale resolver APIs with deterministic fallback and backward-compatible ku behavior.
• Localized datetime %p output to use locale-specific AM/PM strings.

Locale & API Changes

• Added LocaleId.KMR and LocaleId.CKB.
• Added resolver helpers for string/enum locale negotiation with fallback to en.
• Preserved ku as compatibility alias mapped to ckb.
• Updated formatter entry points to accept dynamic locale strings.

Data, Tests, and Docs

• Expanded locale catalog with dedicated kmr/ckb blocks.
• Added regression coverage for resolver behavior, digit shaping, and locale-aware AM/PM.
• Updated docs and README examples to reflect dialect-first locale usage.

CI/Release Reliability Improvements

• Updated CI to avoid deprecated Node20-dependent action paths.
• Separated package build from tag-only PyPI publish.
• Added manual workflow trigger support (workflow_dispatch).

v1.2.2

Bump version to 1.2.2

v1.2.0 - Initial Release

pyroj is a specialized Python library designed to bridge the gap between international calendar systems and the Kurdish calendar. It provides a simple, object-oriented way to convert dates from both Gregorian and Solar Hijri (Shamsi) calendars into the Kurdish format.

Key Features:

• Bi-directional Conversion: Effortlessly convert to and from Kurdish dates.
• Solar & Gregorian Support: Handle input from both the Western (Gregorian) and Iranian (Solar) systems.
• Localized Attributes: Access Kurdish year numbers and localized Kurdish month names directly from the Rojjmer object.
• Simple API: Designed for developers, requiring only a few lines of code to integrate Kurdish date support.

Example Usage:

from pyroj import rojjmer

# Create a date object (Year, Month, Day)
CAL = rojjmer.Rojjmer(2026, 3, 23)

# Convert to Kurdish
print(CAL.to_kurdish())      # Output: 2726-01-03
print(CAL.get_month_name())  # Output: Xakelêwe