1.1.0 RC-1

New

• Add a DateTime() class extending the native Date object. Available methods: getWeek(), setWeek() and to().

Fixed

• Allow datetimeTz() without parameters. Before, the date was mandatory.
• Improve types declaration.

Documentation

• Improve and update the documentation.

Under the hood

• Add a NPM script to generate types.
• Update ESLint rules.

1.0.0

Changed

Nothing! We’re finally stable.

0.7.0

Changed

• Forbid null as valid duration() argument: duration(null) now throws an error.

New

• Add types for TypeScript users.

Fixed

• Fix zero-seconds duration() returning null instead of PT0S.

0.6.0

Changed

• datetimeDuration() has been renamed duration().

New

• Add utc() as a shortcut to datetime(myDateObject, 'datetime utc').

Under the hood

• The project now has an ESLint configuration.

0.5.1

Fixed

The day number in datetime() and datetimeTz() was wrong before the 10th of the month. For example, the 5th of July became 2021-07-5T instead of 2021-07-5T.

0.5.0

New

• tzOffset() now accepts a third parameter. When set to true, it enforce the provided timezone to stay in real-life boundaries (from -12:00 to +14:00).
• This also applies to datetimeTz(), which now accepts a fifth parameter to be on par with how tzOffset() works.

Changed

• tzOffset() and datetimeTz() now adjust the timezone to fit the spec boundaries (from -23:59 to +23:59). There was no limits before.

0.4.2

New

• datetimeDuration() now accepts a second parameter. When set to false, overflow units won’t be converted anymore.

Documentation

• Add a table of contents, summary usage and package size.
• Improve various parts of the documentation and the release notes.

0.4.1

New

• Add datetimeTz() to indicate that a datetime attribute belongs to the specified timezone offset.

Breaking

• Rename datetimeTz() to tzOffset()

0.3.0

New

• Add datetime() missing global precisions.

Breaking

• datetime(): local and global precision keywords are now datetime and utc.

0.2.1

New

• Add datetimeTz(hours, minutes) to express timezone offsets

Breaking

• datetime() without parameter is now accepted: instead of throwing an error it defaults to now with the default precision (YYYY-mm-dd).

Various

• Rewrite documentation