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0.4.0 - 2019/07/28
- total rewrite with breaking API changes
- switch tests from CS to JS
- add 2019 to LICENSE
- drop node 6, add node 12
- start using nyc for test coverage
- change Travis CI to do all testing in node 12 using nave to run in node 8 and 10
- also, it now runs tests in linux, macos, and windows via Travis CI
- also, it only reports coverage results to coveralls from one vm
- add
load()andloadMany()to load a holiday with default info from a published npm package; now each holiday can be published individually so we can use only the holidays we want. and, we can override the info used with a holiday. - holidays instances no longer keep a cache. each individual holiday can be configured to cache their results and
purge()will clear those completely. - instead of running all generators for a full year and storing them, test functions are stored by day and run based on the
Dateprovided. - multiple ways to specify the date(s) a holiday can be on.
- allows info for the main date for a holiday, its observed day (if it has one), and info for the main date when that year has an observed day.
- info can be a function which will be run each time
getHoliday()andisHoliday()is run. - add linting via eslint
Changelog
0.3.2 - 2018/07/20
- fixed custom additional year by generating all holidays for the custom year (instead of just creating an empty object for the year, because that prevented generating for that year)
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0.3.1 - 2018/07/20
- add dep @flatten/array and use it to flatten the array of holidays from generators
- allow holiday info to specify the year in case the observed holiday is in a different year (like New Year's ending up in previous year)
- add new test for custom year ability
- clear cached holidays when a new generator is added
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0.3.0 - 2018/07/19
- switch to JavaScript (from CoffeeScript, for
lib/index.js, tests are still CS) - add 2018 to LICENSE
- remove gemnasium badge (GitLab bought them...)
- update deps
- update mocha args for newer version
- drop node 0.10, add node 6-10 (evens)
- min engine is now node 6
- added testing with multiple node versions (6-10, evens)
- added code coverage
- added more tests for full code coverage
- split
purge()into multiple functions and addedpurgeYearRange(), with updated tests for full coverage - added
compact()function to clear up cache - changed package.json's nave versions to only major number so it'll use newest one without me updating package.json over and over again for new minor versions
- added documentation to README for new purge and compact functions.