Releases: Louis-Aime/Milesian-calendar
Fix 1 calendar definition in 'yearly figures' application
Web application demonstrating a clock of the seasons. It uses Unicode's ICU and CLDR as well as several basic tools and custom calendars, including the Milesian calendar, designed by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
Version notes
- Fix calendar definition in 'Yearly figures', the 'iso_8601' was wrongly defined.
- Display selected Unicode calendar (a wrong display was generated).
- Display ancient epact, i.e. epact at 22 March (Julian calendar only).
- Fix display of dominical letters of leap years.
Bug in displayed calendar, display 22 March epact
Web application demonstrating a clock of the seasons. It uses Unicode's ICU and CLDR as well as several basic tools and custom calendars, including the Milesian calendar, designed by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
Version notes
- Display selected Unicode calendar (a wrong display was generated).
- Display ancient epact, i.e. epact at 22 March (Julian calendar only).
- Fix display of dominical letters of leap years.
New names and codes for calendars
Web application demonstrating a clock of the seasons. It uses Unicode's ICU and CLDR as well as several basic tools and custom calendars, including the Milesian calendar, designed by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
Version notes
- Version 15 took several enhancements and bugs into account, see V15 for details.
- This release changes the name of calendars and the era codes for the non-proleptic Gregorian calendar.
Milesian clock fall 2022
Web application demonstrating a clock of the seasons. It uses Unicode's ICU and CLDR as well as several basic tools and custom calendars, including the Milesian calendar, designed by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
Version notes
This new version takes 22 commits into accounts.
- Enhance documentation
- Insert in-line JSDoc comments and generate the corresponding JS documents
- Modify the general architecture so that the JSDoc somewhat easier to read
- Enhance readme.md
- Suppress most lists of versions in sources, since the versions may be found on GitHub
- Enhance software architecture and functions
- Set 10 s time-out for loading private calendrical datasets
- Adapt to new versions of calendrical-javascript
- Delete unused files
- Do not let user change date fields while clock is running
- Display seasons' and Easter dates in user-chosen calendar, not only in Milesian
- Bug fixes
- changing the the day offset field would have no effect in certain cases.
- the tropicEvent function held a wrong reference to an undefined "this", causing the marks of seasons to be ignored.
- the seasons' dates were not displayed. - the seasons' marks were not displayed.
Enhance display and documentation, changed internal interfaces
Web and local-web application demonstrating a yearly clock, using the Unicode tools and several basic tools and custom calendars by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
This version
- Enhanced the source files' JSDoc comments.
- Changed the interfaces with local modules (to facilitate JSDoc documentatiing process).
- Enhanced links (relative links whenever possible).
- Enhanced the computation of the present date for the calendar converter.
- Enhanced texts and displays on the HTML pages.
- Updated English presentation of the Milesian calendar.
- Referenced last version of submodule.
Update calendrical-javascript
Web and local-web application demonstrating a yearly clock, using the Unicode tools and several basic tools and custom calendars by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
This version
- a small change in the remote package calendrical-javascript, to enhance display with other numbering systems.
Replace Milesian clock dial
Web and local-web application demonstrating a yearly clock, using the Unicode tools and several basic tools and custom calendars by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
This version
- milesian_dial.png replaced with milesian_dial.jpg
- A newer version of the milesian dial is on line.
Choose calendar for yearly figures
Web and local-web application demonstrating a yearly clock, using the Unicode tools and several basic tools and custom calendars by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
This version
- In the "yearsignaturedisplay" HTML page, choose the calendar that displays Easter and seasons' dates.
V14.7
Web and local-web application demonstrating a yearly clock, using the Unicode tools and several basic tools and custom calendars by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
This version
- Clarify and fix lunar information, enhance "lunar date" and "lunar time".
- Parameters for the eclipse predictor: will yield no false negative result. Any eclipse occur during a "season of eclipses".
- Internal simplification for the calendar clock computation.
- Some parameters are initialised from the current HTML page, not from .js, e.g.: switching date to Gregorian for the historic calendar.
Calendrical-javascript available on same site
Web and local-web application demonstrating a yearly clock, using the Unicode tools and several basic tools and custom calendars by Louis-Aimé.
Usage
Simply unzip files in a directory and launch one of the html page using http-server (from nodejs.org).
This version
- You can display the calendrical-javascript demonstrator on the same site as the rest of the Milesian calendar and clock.
- With the proleptic Gregorian calendar, no era is displayed even if eraDisplay is set to "always".
- WIth the calendrical-javascript demonstrator, a try / catch sequence wraps any call to Intl.DateTimeFormat.format().