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alpha_lib

A database-less library for astronomical calculations.

1.0.9 pat-mart/alpha_lib

What this package is like to depend on

Last release 2 years ago

no release in 18 months

Ships fairly regularly

a new release about every 3 months

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 9 of 10 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

3 years old

10 releases · first in 2023

0 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

10 releases · Dec 2023 to May 2024
2024 2025 2026
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Releases

latest 10
  1. 1.0.9 25 May 2024
    Release notes
    • Republished to fix static analysis issues.
    Open source →
  2. 1.0.8 28 Jan 2024

    Nothing published for this version

  3. 1.0.7 27 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Ok, this is definitely the last bug fix. Hours visible for circumpolar objects should work now. In anticipation of the the new Alpha for Astronomy update coming out soon, I have been bug fixing non-stop over the past day.
    Open source →
  4. 1.0.6 27 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Left in a print statement
    Open source →
  5. 1.0.5 27 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Looks like I was wrong. Just fixed bug related to peakInfo time
    Open source →
  6. 1.0.4 27 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Hopefully the last bug fix this week. Fixed some major bugs related to the suggestedHours and altAz methods involving UTC time.
    Open source →
  7. 1.0.3 25 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Yet another bug fix, related to the hoursVisible method.
    Open source →
  8. 1.0.2 25 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Fixed div-by-0 bug related to time conversions involving a UTC offset of 0 hours.
    Open source →
  9. 1.0.1 25 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Exported files correctly.
    Open source →
  10. 1.0.0 23 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Initial version.
    Open source →

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