chore(deps): update dependency croner to v10 - #92

v10.0.1

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Fixed

• Bundle TypeScript declarations into single file to match 9.1.0 dist structure

v10.0.0

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Added

• OCPS 1.2 Compliance: Year field support for 7-field patterns (range 1-9999) (#​288)
• OCPS 1.3 Compliance: W (weekday) modifier for nearest weekday scheduling (#​288)
• OCPS 1.4 Compliance: + (AND logic) modifier for explicit day matching (#​288)
• OCPS 1.4 Compliance: @​midnight and @​reboot pattern nicknames (#​288)
• previousRuns() method to enumerate past scheduled execution times (#​315)
• match() method to check if a date matches a cron pattern (#​317)
• getOnce() method to return original run-once date for date-based jobs (#​332)
• dayOffset option for scheduling before/after pattern matches (#​308)
• mode option for cron pattern precision control with enforcement and flexible modes (#​294)
• alternativeWeekdays option for Quartz-style weekday numbering (1=Sunday...7=Saturday) (#​312)
• domAndDow option to replace deprecated legacyMode (no breaking change) (#​309)
• sloppyRanges option to allow relaxed, backward-compatible non-standard range/stepping syntax (#​327)
• Support for leading/trailing whitespace and consecutive whitespace in patterns
• Case-insensitive L and W modifiers in cron patterns (#​328)
• Comprehensive edge case tests for year stepping, nth weekday, W modifier, Quartz mode, and boundary conditions (#​329)

Changed

• BREAKING: ? character now acts as wildcard alias (same as *) per OCPS 1.4, instead of substituting current time values (#​293)
• BREAKING: Minimum Deno version increased from 1.16 to 2.0
• Renamed legacyMode option to domAndDow (backward compatible, legacyMode still works) (#​309)
• Improved error messages for timezone/date conversion failures (#​307)
• Unified implementations of nextRuns/previousRuns and findNext/findPrevious (#​319)
• Refactored to extract duplicate code patterns into helper methods (#​322)
• Consolidated duplicate tests across OCPS compliance and legacy test suites (#​320)

Fixed

• DST bugs causing rapid-fire execution during timezone transitions (Issue #​286) (#​285)
• DST bug with UTC timezone causing hour skipping during local DST transitions (Issue #​284) (#​285)
• Cron job stopping when catch callback throws with protect enabled (#​337)
• L modifier bug and documented W modifier edge cases (#​306)
• getPattern() returning wrong value for date-based jobs (#​331)
• Node.js timezone test failures caused by hour 24 midnight formatting (#​291)
• Unclear error messages for timezone/date conversion failures (#​307)

Documentation

• Complete OCPS 1.0-1.4 compliance documentation (#​292)
• Migration guide for v9.x to v10.0 upgrade path (#​310)
• Documented zero dependencies advantage over Luxon-dependent alternatives (#​318)
• Updated year field in README ASCII pattern diagram (#​311)
• Documented getOnce() and previousRuns() features (#​333)

v9.1.0

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Added

• Generic context typing support
• Improved timeout adaptations in tests

Changed

• Updated documentation and readme
• Allow leading/trailing whitespace in patterns

Fixed

• Various bug fixes and improvements

For older releases, see GitHub Releases.

v9.0.0

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Croner 9.0.0

This major release brings significant changes to Croner, improving consistency, fixing bugs, and modernizing the codebase.

Changes

• Bug Fixes:

  • Fixed an issue where "every X seconds" crons would fail with a "maximum call stack exceeded" error (#​260).
  • Fixed an issue where types were not supported when using ES module via jsr.io (#​258).

• API Changes:

  • The new keyword is now mandatory when instantiating Croner (e.g., new Cron(/* ... */)).
  • The default export has been removed. You now need to use import { Cron } from 'croner'; or const { Cron } = require('croner');.

• File Structure Changes (relevant for direct file access):

  • All files in the /dist directory are now minified. croner.min.js has been renamed to croner.js.
  • Typings have been moved from /types to /dist.
  • Only the /src directory is exposed in the jsr module jsr.io/@​hexagon/croner.

• Codebase Modernization:

  • The entire codebase has been migrated from JavaScript with JSDoc to TypeScript.
  • Deno is now used for formatting, type checking, and linting, resulting in a cleaner and more maintainable repository. Esbuild is used to build the npm module and typings.

Upgrade Notice:

Due to the API and file structure changes, upgrading from 8.x to 9.x may require modifications to your existing code. Please review the above changes carefully before migrating.