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Update typescript version and config resolve #294 Works for me, but review required

talyguryn

Minor enhancement: Keep the date part in solar_time.c (and equivalent files)

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Hello, first of all I must say that I've rarely seen such a high-quality, well-structured, well-thought and well-documented piece of code. I've ported the parts I need to Object Pascal...

piula

This PR adds the two functions discussed in https://github.com/cosinekitty/astronomy/discussions/322: - `Astronomy_ParallacticAngle` - `Astronomy_BrightLimbAngle`

sbooth

Missing TypeScript typings for the published npm package

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Hi, I noticed you've recently ported the JS version to TypeScript and can see you have a types file in the repo but it seems to be missing in the...

whiite

Date calculations

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The documentation for `astro_time_t` says that `ut` is the `UT1/UTC number of days since noon on January 1, 2000`. My understanding is that means that the value `ut` is more...

sbooth

Demo: search for when Moon is most north/south + crossing equator

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It would be fun to have a demo that shows how to search for when the Moon is most north or south of the celestial equator (max/min declination), and when...

cosinekitty

Add Saturn Moons

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What would it take to do this? I _might_ be able to try and submit a PR in JS and Python.

sebagr

Rewrite entire build process in Python

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The current build process for contributors and automated unit tests uses bash scripts for Linux and Mac, and batch files for Windows. This is not ideal because * I have...

cosinekitty

GitHub allows [issue templates](https://docs.github.com/en/communities/using-templates-to-encourage-useful-issues-and-pull-requests/configuring-issue-templates-for-your-repository) to customize submitting issues. I want to use this to encourage people to provide the following information when creating a new issue: * Which of the...

cosinekitty

Consider using `act` to run GitHub Actions locally

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I just learned about this project: https://github.com/nektos/act It allows running GitHub Actions locally. This could help make it easier for new contributors to test changes without the complications of setting...

cosinekitty