WC Leung

Looks the calculations in this package (https://gml.noaa.gov/grad/solcalc/calcdetails.html) is less accurate than the one used in the web site you quoted. If you need the accuracy you'd should have better luck...

Looks like you should have `Observer(-82, 30)` instead of `Observer(30, -82)`. Anyway, still think that the library should not throw if the dusk time does not exist, because the input...

Oh... sorry for my mistake. Looks like I've written about another thing instead. BTW, looks like the 'dusk' time is not on that day you enter acts funny. Either it...

I've found a peculiarity in the code anyway: when it tries to find the sunrise/sunset time (or other times), it tries to find the sunrise/sunset at that exactly 24-hr window...

Please confirm if the bug report is correct. I can correct this myself send a pull request if you want.

Here's a demo of Sunlight using GitBook (a platform running on node.js) https://lwchkg.gitbooks.io/testing/content/chapter1.html

@jr-grenoble What's your use case of sunlight highlighter? If you're highlighting code from Node.js, you should probably check https://github.com/lwchkg/sunlight-x for a version that will actually be maintained. BTW, why not...

@jr-grenoble I see. I'll add an issue at docstrap to see if they're interested. Anyway, I don't see any reason to close the issue here though.

Thanks for a lot of suggestions, but I have no time for that many changes. When I have more time I may port this app to Blazor (i.e. web) anyway....

Posting a stack trace for record: ``` TypeError: Cannot read property 'value' of undefined at GitbookToWkhtmltopdf._processNodes (C:\Users\lwchkg\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\gitbook-pdfgen\gen_pdf_wk.js:50:62) at GitbookToWkhtmltopdf.process (C:\Users\lwchkg\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\gitbook-pdfgen\gen_pdf_wk.js:119:10) at configLoader.loadConfig.then.then (C:\Users\lwchkg\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\gitbook-pdfgen\gen_pdf_wk.js:243:38) at ```